RALEIGH — As of the end of the first week of February, 60 of North Carolina’s 100 counties have passed some form of Second Amendment resolution affirming the right of citizens to bear arms. That […]
RALEIGH — Six Democrats, two women and four men, are in the running to become the party’s candidate for lieutenant governor this year. Chaz Beasley is a Charlotte attorney with Alston & Bird, LLP, who […]
HILLSBOROUGH — An Orange County Superior Court judge has vacated a settlement agreement and underlying lawsuit that centers on the statue of a Confederate soldier known as “Silent Sam” that once stood on the Chapel […]
CHARLOTTE — President Donald Trump recently visited Charlotte for the Opportunity Now Summit. “Today, we’re launching a brand-new nationwide campaign to revitalize underserved cities and towns all across America. It’s called ‘Opportunity Now.’ Opportunity Now. […]
RALEIGH — On Feb. 4, Gov. Roy Cooper announced that James Trogdon, secretary of the North Carolina Department of Transportation, would be resigning at the end of February in order to return to the private […]
RALEIGH — A recent NC Business Journal article featured criticisms from the three Democrats challenging North Carolina’s State Treasurer Dale Folwell. Those seeking to be the Democratic candidate include Duke professor Ronnie Chatterji, Charlotte City […]
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (NC DMVA) will conduct the Second African American Veteran Lineage Day Ceremony in Raleigh on Feb. 13. A documentary film will be produced by […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. George Holding (R-NC) took to the floor of the House of Representatives on Feb. 5 to honor Greensboro resident Eddie Bridges. “Members of Congress rarely get the opportunity to honor those […]
RALEIGH — The March 3 primary will determine which of the five Democrats vying to be state superintendent will advance to the General Election in November. The Democrats running are James Barrett, Constance Johnson, Michael […]
APEX — Community members in Southern Wake County came together to help 87-year-old Lynn Council pay off a 20-year-old loan on his former home that was threatened due to road widening from the Triangle Expressway […]
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