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The 2026 NC Political Preview

By trcnexus / December 31, 2025 / Comments Off on The 2026 NC Political Preview

A 2026 Political Report from the Desk of Mike Rusher  New Year’s Eve is as good a day as any to provide you with a comprehensive preview of legislative races heading into 2026. This is a long read, but it contains all the information you need to give you a head start on the most…

Reclaiming Civil Discourse: A Look Back to Look Forward

By trcnexus / December 30, 2025 / Comments Off on Reclaiming Civil Discourse: A Look Back to Look Forward

As we close out 2025 and look ahead to what is sure to be a hotly contested election year in 2026, we thought it worth revisiting our October column on the path forward to restoring a culture of civil discourse in our society. In October, we wrote that a growing belief that “words can be violence” is…

In 2025, North Carolina Bucked National Trends

By trcnexus / December 29, 2025 / Comments Off on In 2025, North Carolina Bucked National Trends

In 2025, uncertainty defined the country’s business climate. From tariffs and interest rates to softening labor and housing markets, the year brought hesitation to many parts of the country. North Carolina was not immune to those pressures. But the state entered the year well-positioned to navigate them — and in several key areas, to buck…

2025 Nexus Saturday Piece Review

By trcnexus / December 27, 2025 / Comments Off on 2025 Nexus Saturday Piece Review

Good Saturday morning everyone, and thank you for joining us. We hope you all are enjoying the holiday season and savoring the chance to slow down and enjoy meaningful moments spent with family and friends.  Today, we’ll look back over our 2025 Saturday pieces that garnered the most reads and generated the highest rates of…

NC Business Leader Passion Project Roundup

By trcnexus / December 26, 2025 / Comments Off on NC Business Leader Passion Project Roundup

As the year draws to a close, I wanted to pause and reflect on one of the most rewarding initiatives we’ve undertaken over the past few years: highlighting the “passion projects” of North Carolina leaders who are working every day to strengthen our state. Stepping away from a formal agenda to explore the why behind…

Willingness Can Change the World

By trcnexus / December 24, 2025 / Comments Off on Willingness Can Change the World

From the Desk of Chuck Fuller, CEO, The Results Company Good morning, and I trust you and your family are enjoying this beautiful period of rest and togetherness. Thank you for granting me your most precious resource –time – to allow me to share a message with you, as I often do around certain holidays. Reflecting…

The TRC Nexus Annual Holiday Piece Roundup

By trcnexus / December 22, 2025 / Comments Off on The TRC Nexus Annual Holiday Piece Roundup

Good morning! It’s the most wonderful time of the year at TRC Nexus! Next week, we’ll begin publishing our annual holiday pieces that look back on 2025 and look forward to 2026.  As we do each year during the holiday break, we pause our normal, daily Morning Updates to post a series of reflective and…

Central Carolina Community College: Training the Workforce Powering the Carolina Core

By trcnexus / December 16, 2025 / Comments Off on Central Carolina Community College: Training the Workforce Powering the Carolina Core

Good morning, and thank you for joining us this Saturday. On any given weekday morning in Sanford, the future workforce of our state’s advanced-manufacturing economy is learning how to weld, wire, or calibrate.  From Wolfspeed’s semiconductor megasite in Siler City to Toyota’s battery manufacturing plant in Randolph County and all across the Piedmont Triad region, the Carolina Core’s record-setting growth depends…

The League Where Every Player is an All-Star

By trcnexus / December 8, 2025 / Comments Off on The League Where Every Player is an All-Star

Good morning, and thank you for joining us. Around the holidays, TRC Nexus likes to highlight North Carolina organizations making a meaningful difference in their communities. Last year, we emphasized the “spirit of giving” exhibited by the Charlotte Good Fellows Club and its work supporting local families in crisis. This year, we’re spotlighting The Miracle League of the Triangle—an organization…

The Golden Thread That Shines Just Beyond What We Can See

By trcnexus / December 1, 2025 / Comments Off on The Golden Thread That Shines Just Beyond What We Can See

From the Desk of Chuck Fuller, CEO, The Results Company On May 28, 1780, infamous British commander Banastre Tarleton led his British Legion to the South Carolina home of Thomas Sumter and demanded Sumter’s paralytic wife, Mary, reveal his whereabouts. Sumter’s biographer, Anne King Gregorie, writes that when Mary refused, the British soldiers picked her…

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