To The Editor: It has been a privilege to practice Family Medicine in this community for many years. Living in a close-knit rural community like ours allows for personal relationships with patients as neighbors and […]
While election scandals, national issues, and candidate announcements for 2019 and 2020 races have dominated the political headlines, North Carolina is continuing to head in the direction of greater freedom. That’s welcome. I believe North […]
My college years were some of the best years of my life. It was a time when I had very little responsibility except to get to my classes on time and make good grades. That […]
As the nation and the American people continue to celebrate 2019 as the year that marks the 400th anniversary of the “first documented arrival of Africans to America,” we know black Americans have contributed to […]
A phone call can make all the difference to someone, from a prospective nurse, a fledgling engineer, a future leader in science and technology or anybody else whose education could improve their life and pay […]
It was all over the news this past week. Wealthy people were arrested for using bribes in order to get their children into major universities. What made it even more interesting was the fact that […]
It’s Sunshine Week, and things have never been gloomier for the newspaper industry. This year’s annual celebration of public information has been more funereal than most, and I’m the sort who enjoys a rote walk-through […]
Amid the tens and hundreds of millions of dollars being tossed around in a federal courtroom in Raleigh, it’s tough to discard the personal impact and blow to a community when a longtime farmer loses […]
American states and localities are, on the whole, administered more responsibly than the federal government is. Their superiority has nothing to do with the qualities of individuals involved. Indeed, many federal politicians were once state […]
For government to be of, by and for the people it must be out in front of the people. The theme for Sunshine Week 2019 is simply, “It’s your right to know.” The reason it’s […]
EdBuild, a nonprofit that studies public school funding, has released a new report with a made-for-headlines finding: Across the United States in 2016, predominantly white school districts received $23 billion more in state and local […]
In the twilight of his political career, Ronald Reagan made the media rounds to discuss his administration, legacy, and unfinished business. During several of these interviews, Reagan went out of his way to criticize the […]
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