One thing Lisa Marley definitely does not have is time. In addition to her role as town crier, Tea Party leader and precinct chair, in her own words, she said she is also a wife, a ... Keep Reading
JWPCI newspaper April 2011
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Cathy Heath: Advocate Against Forced Annexation
Working the equivalent of a full-time job for the past eight years, Cathy Heath jumped on board with StopNCAnnexation in 2003 when she felt the arm of local government made its way ... Keep Reading
JWPCI newspaper February 2011
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Optimism is Great, but Where are the Jobs?
The January 2011 announcement of 1,900 jobs lost at the American Express Greensboro location is more jobs lost in Guilford County than in all of 2010 closings and layoffs put ... Keep Reading
Increased Communication Vital for Liberty
The recent shooting spree against U.S. Democratic Congresswoman Gabriel Giffords of Arizona shocked the political world, a world already riddled with very little compromise and ... Keep Reading
Public Fishing Piers Perceived as Job Creators
Five goals that spell out the purpose of three North Carolina Aquarium fishing piers do not mention the word jobs. The three piers are Jennette’s Pier – currently ... Keep Reading
Even Part-Time Lawmakers Collecting Above Average Pay
North Carolina's top-paid legislator in 2009 earned 48 percent more than the average state government employee earned in the same year, and 54 percent more than the average private ... Keep Reading
Senator’s Company Receives a Slice of $25 Million Pie
Basnight Construction was awarded subcontracted work on part of the new $25 million Jennette’s Pier project currently under construction in Nags Head. The amount of money ... Keep Reading
HB 1005: All Aboard!
North Carolina lawmakers during the 2009 legislative session have set the state up to write blank checks. Those checks would cover the costs to build commuter choo choo services ... Keep Reading
