Carolina Journal and the John Locke Foundation are tracing North Carolina’s bold and often overlooked role in America’s fight for independence — from the Edenton Tea Party to the the Mecklenburg Declaration and beyond. Through its NC 250 project, Locke brings those stories back to life. Now, the countdown gives way to the main event:...
Recovery Alive executive director Tisha Temple focused her presentation on recovery housing, describing it as a critical component during the transition from incarceration to independent living.
North Carolina's only remaining Freedmen's schoolhouse, a significant landmark in African American history to be dedicated June 19.
Rep. Tracy Clark, D-Guilford, said she and her colleagues have introduced 12 gun-safety bills this session, but none have earned a hearing.
If you are tired of the same thing being done over and over again and expecting different results, reach out to your representatives at the General Assembly and let your voice be heard!
On Good Friday state offices were closed in North Carolina for Holy Week, along with 10 other states. However, that has not always been the case in North Carolina. The Monday after Easter — rather than Good Friday — was a legal holiday in North Carolina for 52 years, and for many years before by...
For Rudzki’s family, the push for reform is about more than legislation. It is an effort to ensure that his life and work are remembered.
State Sen. Benton Sawrey, R-Johnston, said health care reforms, including hospital price transparency, Medicaid, and Certificate of Need (CON) laws, are among the issues the Senate plans to tackle during the upcoming short session.
The proposed restriction on chicken ownership in Johnston County's draft UDO would effectively ban roosters outright and cap hens for most people up to 10.
NC charter schools are poised to benefit from a $52.9 federal grant. The NC Grow grant aims to expand high-quality charter options, strengthen governance and financial management, and support innovative remote learning programs.
Recent law enforcement activity in Union, Johnston, and Stokes counties is drawing attention to illegal activity inside some smoke and vape shops.
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