By Gov. Pat McCrory Like many areas across our country, cities across North Carolina — Fayetteville, Raleigh, Durham, Charlotte and more — have been ravaged by looters and rioters, historic … [Read more...]
Rev. Tony: I gave him something better than $5
By Tony Marciano I’m often asked, “Should I give money to someone who is panhandling?” No one wants another person to suffer. As a Christ follower, am I not called to feed, shelter and clothe my … [Read more...]
Musicians should play at nursing homes
By Andrew Bartlett I love music. In fact, I could play the piano before I could even read. Before quarantine started, I would go to an assisted living home and play songs on a piano for them. … [Read more...]
Verardo: President Trump is a patriot who cares about veterans
By Mike Verardo President Trump has earned the support of American veterans because he is a true patriot who understands exactly how much this country means to those who serve. It's … [Read more...]
Communities that work together, win together
By Quint Studer Freedom, independence, self-sufficiency: these are great and glorious concepts. We celebrate them this time of year, whether we process it that way or not, because they're so deeply … [Read more...]
Stein: Addressing racial inequities in North Carolina’s criminal justice system
By Josh Stein As we’ve mourned the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and so many others over the past few weeks, North Carolinians and people across our nation have been having critical, … [Read more...]
Litter Busters has been on quite the journey
By Loretta Melancon When we moved to North Carolina in 2011, I quickly became concerned about the amount of litter that was accumulated along a busy state road that leads not only to my … [Read more...]
Cicadas emerge for courtship
By Nick Thomas They’re back! Or at least, they soon will be. A possible million-strong army of cicadas will shortly emerge from their 17-year subterranean nap and descend later in spring on some … [Read more...]
Craft alcohol entrepreneurs need less red tape
By Donald Bryson During the COVID-19 shutdown, many small businesses are struggling to keep from permanently shutting their doors. For those watching, we can see the grit and determination of … [Read more...]
11 people fighting for older adults
Charlotte Media Group highlights people in the Charlotte region focused on enhancing the lives of senior citizens, whether through work or service. Here are 11 people who deserve a pat on the … [Read more...]
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