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During the last week in March, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (DPI) conducted a survey to measure the state’s migration to remote learning, that is, the use of…
Defeating a virus. This isn’t a fight we expected, but know this: it’s a war a free society is uniquely geared to win. That’s because, as Ronald Reagan put it…
On March 14, Governor Roy Cooper issued an executive order that directed all public schools to close to students for at least two weeks. He further directed the N.C. Department…
Lindsay Marchello reports on Charter Communications’ offer of free internet access to N.C. public school students affected by school closings. The Daily Journal explains that concerns about coronavirus testing remind…
Carolina Journal’s Lindsay Marchello reports that voters may not be sold on all six constitutional amendments, according to the latest Spectrum News poll. SurveyUSA queried 1,200 North Carolina adults on…
It’s official. President Trump has announced he will withdraw the United States from the Paris climate deal. Our Mitch Kokai joins Spectrum’s “Capital Tonight” to talk about the decision Thursday…
Yesterday was a big day. It was election day for Asheville City Council here. There was sure to be a lot of election-coverage news. Then, the state appeals court voted…
Wanted: Inventor of Pressure Modulator Valve The City of Asheville has a problem with non-revenue water. Prior to the Non-Revenue Water Management Project, the city was losing 30-35% of the…
A memo sent by Buncombe County Attorney Michael Frue to the commissioners said the county owed no more money to URTV. Although I am not familiar with the entire body…
As we sketched out last month, the DNC has all kinds of reason to play Charlotte along for as long as possible on this 2012 deal. And dopey Charlotte has…
As with most debates, all of you have some valid points on the cable situation. City/counties do approve the franchise agreements and cable companies are monopolistic. From what i’ve gathered…