The Asheville Citizen-Times interviewed Terry Stoops for an article about the ongoing debate surrounding state funding for public school teachers versus teaching assistants. The N.C. Spin website, NCPoliticalNews.com, and state…
A recent editorial in the Greenville Daily Reflector touting reform of North Carolina’s electoral redistricting process mentions the John Locke Foundation’s support for the concept. (Real potential for a solution…
“Apparently in the Monopoly game of liberal argumentation, invoking the name of Koch (or, for that matter, Pope) is treated like drawing a Get Out of Fail Free card.” —…
Wilmington-area radio listeners had a chance this week to hear John Locke Foundation Vice President for Communications Jon Ham dissect President Obama’s inaugural speech. Ham and WLTT’s Chad Adams discussed…
Wilmington-area radio listeners learned more about tax reform in North Carolina this week when John Locke Foundation Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar Roy Cordato joined Chad Adams on…
Over at sister blog Squall Lines, Chad Adams posts a note about a movement for a privately funded baseball stadium.
Our great friend and former colleague Chad Adam’s morning show on the Big Talker FM in Wilmington is king of the talk radio Arbitron ratings hill. Congratulations Chad and well…
A Wall Street Journal column this week highlighted a new Federal Communications Commission report that praised the John Locke Foundation for creating Carolina Journal to cover a void in North…
You can hear conservative activist Chad Adams duke it out with Democratic political strategist Perry Woods today from 2 to 5 p.m. when they fill in for Bill LuMaye on…
WPTF afternoon talk show host Bill LuMaye is out this week. Filling in for him Monday from 2 to 5pm are two well known Triangle personalities who disagree on just…
WLTT’s Chad Adams invited Michael Sanera this week to participate in the Wilmington radio station’s morning show. The John Locke Foundation’s director of research and local government studies discussed local…
Thanks to Chad Adams for this posting over at Right Angles’ sister blog The Locker Room. When is a promise to not raise taxes just a “preference” or a “stance”?…