This week a variety of groups have been pushing out narratives on more taxpayer funding for childcare. You may wonder why, suddenly, this is such a crisis issue. It is because billions in COVID-era government handouts to the industry are expiring this month.
The North Carolina Board of Education recently voted to approve updates to the Healthful Living Standards for K-12 public schools, but some conservatives are wary of adjustments to the sex education components of the standards. North Carolina law requires school districts to “[t]each that abstinence from sexual activity outside of marriage is the expected standard for all...
Nearly 35 years after the Little Rascals allegations first surfaced, it's hard to fathom how anybody could believe that seven average people could commit unspeakable crimes against humanity in broad daylight in downtown Edenton.
If individuals are to find real and abiding happiness, we have to go back to our roots — the books, ideas, concepts of the Western tradition. In short, the tree must be re-rooted if it is to bear fruit again.
Homeowners should have the opportunity to make use of their private property to make ends meet. Consumers should have more choices for spots where they can swim. But above all else, the law should be clear to all.
Thursday marked the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the day when US Armed Forces and Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, France, during World War II to liberate Europe from Adolph Hitler and the Nazis.
Just this week, the law firm representing the McGhee family filed a preliminary injunction to clear Christian’s academic record. They also released new information about the case.
The absence of major events to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day in North Carolina's capital makes it clear we've lost sight of the importance of this key victory over totalitarianism.
Most high school students fresh out of school are headed to the beach, spending time with friends, and just relaxing for the summer. However, Clayton High School graduating senior Madelyn McCartney is not one of those students.
Summer in North Carolina brings a surge in water activities. As an advocate for water safety, it’s concerning to know that 18.2% of adults in North Carolina can’t swim, putting the state in the 38th position for swimming proficiency. This isn’t just a statistic — it represents a significant risk every summer. But there’s a...
At some point folks need to learn, whatever your pet cause is, you don’t win hearts and minds by vandalism, traffic blocking, and planting seeds of chaos.
