BEV PERDUE: Dismantling public education also dismantles, weakens North Carolina. Wednesday, Aug. 9, 2023 -- I believe in the value of education, and I know North Carolinians do, too.

Democrat Beverly Perdue will step into North Carolina's Executive Mansion as the next governor. A record of six women, including Perdue, will sit on the Council of State.

North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue says she's listening to ideas and offers about what she should do after her term ends this year, and writing a book is high on the list of possibilities.

North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue called her decision not to seek re-election this year the "most selfless decision that I've ever made.""It would've been as easy to run again, let this become a ...

Perdue was heavily involved in trying to create jobs and improve the film industry in Wilmington. "If you look at the film industry and what she's done for southeastern North Carolina, and I know that ...

Gov. Bev Perdue gathered 100 of the state’s business and academic leaders on May 19 for a free-swinging attack on the General Assembly’s savage budget cuttingespecially the slashes to public ...

Beverly Perdue is a former Craven County school teacher, Democratic legislator and lieutenant governor who was elected governor in 2008. Skip to content. Advertise With Us. Web Cams.

Bev Perdue was elected North Carolina’s 73rd governor in 2008, the first woman to serve as chief executive of the state. Her trailblazing administration was dedicated to creating jobs, protecting and ...

Beverly Perdue served as the governor of North Carolina from 2009 to 2013. Recent Work by Beverly Perdue. Opinion: State Support of Child Care.

GOLDSBORO, N.C. -- Former Gov. Beverly Perdue got out of a speeding ticket after pleading guilty to having improper equipment Friday in court. According to WRAL, a State Highway Patrol trooper ...

RALEIGH, N.C. – RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina's governor has granted a pardon to a man absolved of a murder conviction in the first case of its kind in the country. Gov. Beverly Perdue ...