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Evaluating the western N.C. ‘Marshall Plan’
The far western reaches of our great state provide perhaps my favorite bit of North Carolina trivia. If you’re in the town of Murphy, six other state capitals are closer to you than Raleigh, if you measure in a straight line.
That physical...
There has to be a better way to do disaster recovery
The technology already exists to cut down on paperwork and handoffs. N.C. should have it ready before the next storm.
We’re coming up on the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene, and yet again, North Carolina government has been painfu...
Democratic state House candidate says she used Flock data to catch cheating spouses. How?
At a recent candidate forum, Democratic state House candidate Evonne Hopkins said that she personally has accessed Flock camera data in the course of her work as a family law attorney.
“Clearly, he’s not familiar with the way these cameras...
While the school board fights, families make other plans
I love school choice. But families should be drawn to a great school, not driven away by a dysfunctional district.
What a mess in Charlotte last night.
State government is letting Raleigh’s history fall apart
Every once in a while, a story comes along that hits on so many things you care about that you can’t help but weigh in.
My old friend Colin Campbell’s recent story for WUNC about state-owned historic homes in downtown Raleigh falling into...
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Andrew is a journalist, content writer, cruciverbalist and proud North Carolinian. He lives in Charlotte with his wife and four children.
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