To the editor: On June 12, The Laurinburg Exchange had a front page article entitled, “Marriage opt-out becomes state law.” For those who aren’t familiar with this law it is the state law that exempts […]
The other day a voter in Rockingham asked me what the difference is with the Main Street Democrats, and how would we govern the state? It was a legitimate question and one I welcomed. It […]
The months of May and June were hot and dry in the Sandhills this year. In fact, the weather man says that the month of June has been the hottest on average in more than […]
Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing fraud issues at the Internal Revenue Service. Online thieves have been capturing Social Security numbers and other tax filing data to file fraudulent returns, principally for the purpose […]
The biggest news for me this year? Not ISIS, not Obamacare, not gay marriage, and not even the earth-shaking tragedy in Charleston. This year’s big news is that there are no more peaches at the […]
To the editor, On behalf of the National Council of Textile Organizations, I am writing to express my support of the vote taken by Senators Richard Burr and Thom Tillis and Representatives Richard Hudson, Patrick […]
As a Member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, my top priorities are getting folks back to work, keeping energy affordable, advancing an all-of-the-above energy strategy and reining in the Environmental Protection Agency. […]
If South Carolina removes the Confederate flag from the grounds of the state Capitol, the nine people who were slaughtered in a Charleston, South Carolina, church last week won’t be resurrected and there can be […]
During the month of June the Legal Corner covered in detail land and real property ownership. Particularly we discussed the different types of property ownership such as freehold estates, non freehold estates, and concurrent estates. […]
To Hospice of Scotland County whose care and nurturing is unsurpassed, thank you for the special care you took of me during my recent stay at Morrison Manor. Charles Dickens (English Novelist, 1812-1870) in A […]
Do you feel that the Confederate flag should be left where it currently stands on government property — including on North Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans license plates and in front of the South Carolina […]
It promises to be a long hot summer in the Legislative Building in Raleigh as House and Senate leaders try to come up with a final budget agreement for the next two years with hundreds […]
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