By Gary D. Robertson Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. — More redrawing of North Carolina legislative boundaries would be required next year if Friday’s ruling by state judges striking down four
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By John Bussian While this election cycle for seats on N.C.’s statewide appellate courts is comparatively calm with only one N.C. Supreme Court seat on the ballot, there are three
On Wednesday, Jan. 10, supporters of the N.C. NAACP came from all across the state to rally at the N.C. General Assembly to protest why they believe the state legislature
North Carolina’s system of selecting trial judges needs to be reformed, but not in the way some legislators want. The state has two parallel trial-court systems, Superior Court and District
Photo by Todd Luck BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE A packed courtroom watched as Carrie Vickery was sworn in as
(pictured above: Attorneys Dudley Humphrey (left) and George Cleland look on as H. Glenn Davis speaks.) N.C. Supreme Court Chief
(pictured above: Delmas Parker tout’s W.E.B. DuBois’ “The Souls of Black Folk.”) Political hopefuls addressed members of the Forsyth County Senior
Local high school artists were honored for their work on April 18 at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts.
