Paul Meyer By Paul Meyer When the history is finally written, those writing it are likely to conclude that this COVID-19 pandemic and its economic effects posed the greatest challenge to North … [Read more...]
BBB: Be mindful of online transactions on Cyber Monday
The Monday following Black Friday, known as Cyber Monday, has become one of the top shopping days of the year. But like so much else in 2020, it's likely to look different this year. Holiday online … [Read more...]
Honoring community leaders across North Carolina
By Josh Stein 2020 has been difficult, with challenges we could not have planned or anticipated this time last year. Many of us are facing real hardships – we are fighting for our health and the … [Read more...]
Op-ed: LME/MCOs preserve behavioral health care access during COVID-19
Like nothing before it, COVID-19 threatened access to behavioral health care. It led many people to put off or cancel necessary care. It created grave challenges for many health care professionals who … [Read more...]
Verardo: North Carolinians care about prosperity, not ideology
By Mike Verardo The political establishment in Washington, D.C. has never really understood what North Carolina is all about – our voters care about prosperity, not ideology. For decades, in … [Read more...]
Garson: Thank you for being a friend
By Adrian Garson Did you just start singing the theme song from the 80s/90s sitcom “The Golden Girls?” If not, I bet you are now. Oh, how I loved that show. I grew up watching those four … [Read more...]
Rev. Tony: Rotary’s Four Way Test has many applications
By Rev. Tony Marciano The Four Way Test has been a part of Rotary for over 70 years. The author is Herbert J. Taylor, who wrote the test, not for Rotary, but for a troubled business he had taken … [Read more...]
Making your voice heard in our elections
By Josh Stein Elections are already underway in North Carolina. Starting last month with absentee voting, continuing this month with in-person early voting, and ending on Nov. 3, North Carolinians … [Read more...]
Price: I’m working to fight for our children
To the esteemed residents of Union County: After an article titled “UCPS Appoints Members to Diversity Committee” was published by the Union County Weekly on Friday, Sept. 11, I felt it necessary to … [Read more...]
Attorney general provides update on work to protect North Carolinians
By Josh Stein As we approach the end of summer, we’ve made hard-fought gains in North Carolina against the coronavirus pandemic. At the Department of Justice, we’ve been working to address the … [Read more...]
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