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Carolina Journal’s work promoted

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The Beaufort Observer took note this week of Carolina Journal Executive Editor Don Carrington‘s latest cover story on the continuing problems associated with the six-year-old Randy Parton Theatre debacle in Roanoke Rapids. The Mooresville Tribune published Managing Editor Rick Henderson‘s recent column describing President Obama as the second-guesser in chief. The Lincoln Tribune and N.C. Senate Republicans picked up Associate Editor Sara Burrows‘ report on competition between WakeMed and Rex Healthcare over heart patients and heart doctors. The Senate GOP also promoted contributor Dan Way‘s report on a new partnership designed to promote minority-led public charter schools and Associate Editor David Bass‘ article on a controversy surrounding pro-life pregnancy centers. Bass’ latest American Spectator column focused on Generation Y’s entitlement mentality.

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