tradition of weather prediction observed in the US and Canada on Feb. 2
Fred Bauer argues at National Review Online in favor of preserving the U.S. Senate’s filibuster. Remember “norms”? Throughout the Trump presidency, this was one of the watchwords of the Washington…
Each February, the State Treasurer’s Debt Affordability Advisory Committee preempts the hopefulness of Groundhog Day with the publication of the annual Debt Affordability Study, the committee’s reminder that state government…
This issue of interstate migration, especially regarding military spouses who frequently change residencies, is just one of the many negative unintended consequences of a strict licensing regime.
Groundhog Day might amount to little more than a bit of early February fun, but Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute says the annual ritual highlights some interesting truths…
By now you’ve heard about Guilford County Schools’ decision to double down with Amplify even after the recent disastrous experience with Asus tablets. This time around, Amplify will go with…
Nina Easton of Fortune magazine remains unimpressed by job-creating ideas from both the Obama administration and congressional Republicans that involve higher taxes. President Obama wants a one-time tax — to…
The Greensboro City Council last night approved a forgivable no-interest $100,000 loan to assist Deep Roots Market’s move to a new downtown location. Do I even need to say the…
Six more weeks until you get your state tax refund.
Hillsborough’s Hog Day is going green, say the organizers. This weekend’s event, known for attracting tens of thousands of barbecue lovers, evidently will be a trash-free event. I’ve never seen…
Yeah, I know it’s only November. But I turn to the editorial page of today’s N&R and get the feeling I’ve read this somewhere before.
I bet you thought it was Groundhog Day? But no, it is not. According to the J.F. Webb School of Health Sciences in Granville County today is actually “Scrub Day.” …