A Baptist minister, man of deep faith and the patriarch of the civil rights movement, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. used nonviolent activism in the face of racial segregation to effect change and thwart injustice […]
They’re calling it a crisis. We must act immediately to build a wall in order to stop the flow of illegal immigration at our southern border. They say criminals and illegal drugs are flowing over […]
The pale light of January slants through the windowpane, highlighting the room I write in and I am struck with the sudden beauty of a new day, a New Year. In what seems like an […]
County leaders want to invest at least $5 million toward economic development efforts, an ambitious move to recruit new business and industry and make Sampson sustainable for the foreseeable future. It’s clear that the county […]
RALEIGH — Consider this scenario. A couple of years before a politician is elected to his current job, he signs a lease agreement worth as much as $1 million with a large private company. Later, […]
President Donald Trump’s claims about voter fraud are preposterous. No credible evidence suggests that millions of people cast illegal ballots, or that candidates who outpoll rivals by several percentage points can accomplish that by fraud […]
Over the years, I have taken countless road adventures with my mother, but none more unforgettable then the time we headed off to Chicago with nothing more than a thin jacket in the middle of […]
Americans have been debating the role that government should play in the lives of the people for the last 232 years, dating back to 1787, with the framing of the U.S. Constitution, and that probably […]
Well, it’s been another week, and another funeral. It seems like there has been quite a few of them this past holiday season. Rev. Marvin Whitfield died this past week at the age of 90. […]
Over the past eight years, conservative lawmakers have done much to constrain the excesses, expenses, and abuses of governmental power in North Carolina. They have cut taxes, controlled spending, slashed regulations, and increased the cost-effectiveness […]
Recent controversies surrounding Confederate monuments across North Carolina can be tied directly to a lack of understanding of the Civil War itself. The solution will require two things: Leadership and education. In the past, challenges […]
Gazing out an open sliding-glass door to my left, I can see only clear blue sky and greenish-gray river water. The Suwanee River is well out of its banks, the flood waters lapping gently at […]
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