Carolina Journal
Started in 1991, Carolina Journal is a monthly John Locke Foundation publication. "With a statewide readership of nearly 130,000 — through mail circulation, boxes, and partnerships with local newspapers in Greensboro, Asheville, and Hendersonville — Carolina Journal covers state government and the legislature while also offering special sections on education, books and culture, higher education, and local government," according to the JLF website.
In addition to the print publication, CarolinaJournal.com provides news stories and commentary each weekday. Carolina Journal Radio offers a weekly hourlong news and public affairs program. CarolinaJournal.tv features video clips with interviews of John Locke Foundation staff, highlights from JLF events, JLF appearances on broadcast and cable television programs, and full-length videos of press conferences, presentations, and public meetings.
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