My Turn
My Turn, Ronnie Smith: Put ‘Fame’ on the ballot in November
By Ronnie Smith Like many citizens, I have been hesitant to get involved or speak up about the ...
By Ronnie Smith Like many citizens, I have been hesitant to get involved or speak up about the ...
By Amy Cooke A save-the-system-not-the-student mentality is at the center of the “left-leaning” N.C. Association of Educators’ lawsuit to thrust ...
The Salisbury City Council’s agenda item Tuesday about banning chemical agents was divisive. But for any division it ...
By Kathryn Lopez I find myself in the odd position of being grateful this summer for both Alexandria ...
By Steve Roberts “Congress flails as coronavirus ravages the nation and the economy stalls.” That Washington Post headline ...
By Paul Fisher The year 2020 will certainly be one for the history books. Our daily routines have ...
By Cal Thomas Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden appears to have painted himself into a corner with his ...
By Wilson Cherry Many people previously working in various businesses and industries have had their lives disrupted by ...
By George W. Benson Let me say right off the bat I am very honored to be representing ...
By Susan Lee Open dialogue, hard won collaboration and equitable outcomes are the heart of democracy. As ...
By Sharon Randall My grandmothers did a lot of fine things for me. Both were great cooks, specializing ...
By Cal Thomas Politicians and various social justice groups have long used labels that have nothing to do ...
By Cori Buck Both COVID-19 and drug addiction have struck North Carolina. This dual threat has created ...
By Francis Koster A fierce, disorganized debate is raging as our country approaches the time schools traditionally open. Those ...
By Leonard Pitts “Nobody likes me.” — Donald Trump “Truth or Consequences” is the name of a town ...
By Byron York An article in Politico got a lot of buzz in Washington, D.C., by reporting that ...
By John Hood RALEIGH — If you’ve lived in North Carolina for even a few years, you’ve probably ...
By Gary Pearce “The polls were wrong in 2016. Why should I believe them now?” The more polls ...
By Cal Thomas For years, conservative groups and especially the National Rifle Association have been warning that the ...
By Francis Koster We are at war with COVID-19. What is surprising, though, is that the casualty reports ...
By Leonard Pitts We are watching a show. It’s important to keep that in mind. It has its ...
By Karen Alexander In these trying and tumultuous times, North Carolinians are hurting. Across our state, people are ...
RALEIGH — You may recall that back in early April, a panel of health analysts presented Gov. Roy ...
By Sharon Randall Somedays when I’m feeling low, wishing the world were a better place than it seems ...
By Betsy Overcash Today, I chose to ride down Innes Street to see for myself where “Fame” once ...
By Francis Koster The next year or so is going to test our individual souls, and the soul ...
Back then, DeeDee Wright was a civil rights baby. When she was a teenager, she stuck her neck ...
RALEIGH — The proposed natural-gas pipeline through Eastern North Carolina is dead. Long live natural gas! Admittedly, there ...
There are three games on the college basketball schedule on Wednesday that feature Sun Belt teams. That includes…
AAC teams will take the court across two games on Wednesday in college basketball action. That includes the…
A-10 teams will hit the court in six games on Wednesday’s college basketball slate. That includes the George…
Big South teams will hit the court across three games on Wednesday’s college basketball slate. That includes the…
The Radford Highlanders (4-12) will try to end an eight-game road losing skid at the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs…