Opinion
Voting by foot works quite well
If you don’t like key characteristics of your community, including how it is governed, you and your family can move somewhere else.
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Study: NC gains a new resident every 7 minutes
NC is the third most popular destination state in the country, behind Texas and Florida. South Carolina and Tennessee round out the top five.
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NC population growth surges in new Census data
New Census data shows North Carolina leads in migration as metro areas grow rapidly while many rural counties lag or continue to lose population.
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NC ranks among top 3 states in population growth
While the growth has slowed down compared to the previous calendar year, NC continues to benefit from nationwide migration, despite the notable drop in international migration.
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Berger says NC’s economic transformation ‘didn’t happen by accident,’ eyes more growth amid population surge
"Over the decade and a half that has transpired since Republicans took control of the North Carolina General Assembly for the first time in over a century, what we have seen is a real transformation of North Carolina state government, and that transformation has led to a real transformation and really a rebirth of the North Carolina economy," Berger said.
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NC saw a record influx of new residents in 2023
North Carolina is emerging as a top destination for young professionals and families, with more than 110,800 new residents arriving in 2023 alone, according to the latest report from StorageCafe. This represents the state’s highest level of net migration in a decade and secures its place as the third most popular relocation destination in the...
Opinion
New era of urbanization in NC to have profound impact on 2024 elections and beyond
Rather than viewing urbanization as a threat, conservatives should embrace it as an opportunity — focusing on issues like housing, infrastructure, school choice, and public safety that can broaden their urban appeal.
Opinion
Our sky was never falling
A flock of progressive Chicken Littles spent the past decade warning that North Carolina’s legislature was ruining our economy and reputation by failing to “invest.”
