town in New Hanover County, North Carolina, United States
If you haven’t heard, Carolina Beach recently overturned its law prohibiting out-of-town food trucks from serving the community after the Institute for Justice filed a lawsuit on behalf of food…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online that State Treasurer Dale Folwell is frustrated by the lack of transparency from UNC Health Care. Lindsay Marchello reports that Carolina Beach has…
The town council made the change in response to a lawsuit filed by a group of food truck operators who were represented by the Institute for Justice. From the IJ…
After you read Lindsay Marchello’s article about a new lawsuit challenging Carolina Beach’s food truck restrictions, check out the Institute for Justice’s video on the topic.
Back in December, I wrote about Regulatory problems for food trucks in Carolina Beach. So imagine my delight when I saw this morning that, later this week, the town’s Planning…
There’s a great piece in Port City Daily today about regulations that are restricting the ability of food truck owners to operate in Carolina Beach. The crux of the issue?…
When I find myself agreeing with the Indy, I get a little uncomfortable. And, in fairness, I guess “agreeing” isn’t quite the right word here. After all, the Indy appears…
JLF’s Julie Tisdale gives a shout out to Carolina Beach officials who are worried that regulations on ‘accessory buildings’ will be too restrictive. WATCH.
North Carolina school officials were happy to announce recent gains in SAT scores and Advanced Placement participation. Terry Stoops looks beyond the headlines during the next edition of Carolina Journal…
This week, Carolina Beach’s Town Council met to discuss regulations on accessory buildings. According to the Town Council’s own documents, the discussion started because “A few of the Commissioners had…
Is Carolina Beach going to ban golf carts? Our Julie Tisdale looks at what could be on the horizon. Sometimes, local governments seem to create solutions to problems that may…
Sometimes, local governments seem to create solutions to problems that may not even really exist in the first place. And usually, when they do, those “solutions” create tremendous burdens on…