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The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > columns > opinion-north-carolina-continues-to-be-ruled-and-held-back-by-the-party-of-fear-23dab543

Opinion: North Carolina continues to be ruled and held back...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (855+ words) It would be silly to claim that there aren’t a lot of things in the modern world about which to be deeply concerned or even, at times, fearful. There’s the ongoing global environmental emergency, the resurgence of war and authoritarianism,…...

The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > columns > opinion-greensboro-now-has-among-ncs-highest-municipal-tax-rates-11c221eb

Opinion: Greensboro now has among NC’s highest municipal tax...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (676+ words) North Carolina has become one of America’s great economic success stories. Year after year, the state ranks among the nation’s best places to do business, attracting new employers, new investment and thousands of new residents. But Greensboro’s latest budget serves…...

The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > news > wake-forest-lawmaker-backs-plan-to-boost-public-safety-recruiting-with-tuition-free-community-college-5f6dea76

Wake Forest lawmaker backs plan to boost public safety recru...

4+ mon, 5+ day ago   (154+ words) A Wake Forest lawmaker is backing a proposal that would waive community college tuition for the children of long-serving public safety employees in North Carolina. The bill would apply to the children of career firefighters, law enforcement officers and correctional…...

The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > columns > opinion-north-carolina-exceptionalism-built-through-years-of-resilience-06f61486

Opinion: North Carolina exceptionalism built through years of resilien...

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (207+ words) Any effort to trace all the currents flowing through North Carolina history would fill a bookshelf. But in my view, two themes in particular stand out: moral failure and resilience. The state has tried again and again to transcend its…...

The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > news > state-auditors-office-earns-national-award-and-recognition-for-dmv-audit-9121e6b2

State Auditor’s Office earns national award and recognition for DMV au...

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (162+ words) The North Carolina Office of the State Auditor has been recognized by the National State Auditors Association with an Excellence in Accountability Award for its performance audit of the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles. The NSAA’s performance audit awards…...

The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > columns > opinion-berger-likely-to-set-good-example-in-final-year-as-senate-leader-d01a581a

Opinion: Berger likely to set good example in final year as Senate lea...

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (711+ words) Weeks before North Carolina’s primary election, pundits were murmuring about Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger’s future. Could the Rockingham County Republican actually lose an election to the local sheriff? If so, would he fight the result? Would he leave…...

The Wake Weekly
wakeweekly.com > columns > opinion-sen-phil-berger-still-mistaking-the-problem-for-a-solution-4a1061b2

Opinion: Sen. Phil Berger still mistaking the problem for a solution

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (301+ words) As NC Newsline reported, Berger highlighted this disappointing fact in a recent pre-session news release in which he reiterated his opposition to pausing scheduled regressive income tax cuts — cuts that even his fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives have…...