Gov. Pat McCrory continued his statewide push for putting $2.8 billion in bonds to improve highways and state buildings before voters in November. On Monday, he highlighted the bonds' impact on the Fayetteville area. Watch Video Here Reporter: Gilbert Baez Photographer: Michael Joyner Read more at WRAL ...
For Immediate Release Contact: Dallas Woodhouse 919-671-1050 dallaswoodhouse@carolinarising.org 9/12/2021 17 Year Veteran Public School Teacher Featured in, New “Better Schools Ad” $1.3 Million Effort Will Use Veteran North Carolina Educator To Praise Speaker Thom Tillis and Gov. McCrory’s Results On Teacher Pay And School Funding (Raleigh) -- Judy Wilburn, a veteran teacher of 26 years, seventeen in the...
For Immediate Release Contact: Dallas Woodhouse 919-671-1050 dallaswoodhouse@carolinarising.org June 23, 2021 Carolina Rising Joining Democrats in Highlighting Coopers Failure on Coal Ash Carolina Rising Releases New Ad about Roy Cooper’s Petty Coal Ash Politics (Raleigh) Carolina Rising today released a new TV/web ad to inform the public about how Attorney General Roy Cooper is playing petty politics...
WNCN: News, Weather RALEIGH, N.C. - A conservative advocacy group says protesters of North Carolina Republican policies should take note of an improved state economy and fiscal picture before demonstrating further against the Republican agenda. The organization called Carolina Rising held a news conference Monday in front of the Legislative Building as participants...
Dallas Woodhouse, president of Carolina Rising, leads a May 19, 2014, news conference "welcoming" so-called Moral Monday protesters back to Raleigh for the first time during a new legislative session. Joining Woodhouse are Brian Balfour of the Civitas Institute, Rep. Paul Stam, R-Wake, Rep. Jim Fulghum, R-Wake, and Sen. Jim...