The constant need for evolution is pertinent to the continued success of quality journalism.
That rings true, even in our little corner of southwestern North Carolina.
When Jade Teasdale was hired by the N.C.
My oldest son recently decided on the college he will attend in the fall.
Interesting fact: the college he will be going to is on a list of worst colleges!
This week marks the 50th anniversary of a group breaking into the Democratic National Committee offices in the Watergate complex in Washington, D.C.
Many were saddened when the Graham County Emergency Food Pantry on Tallulah Road closed. The volunteers worked hard and did a wonderful job.
* Final of a 10-part series
This is the final of a series of historical stories about Graham County.
This series was from a history project I did at age 14, in 1958.
The tragedy in Uvalde, Texas has increased debates about how to address the issue of mass shootings and how to best protect schoolchildren.
Moses – a great prophet and lawgiver throughout his life – suffered from anger issues, anxiety, depression and doubt.
Twenty-seven school shootings have taken place, as well as more than 200 mass shootings.
Enough is enough.
* Part 9 in a series
With the advent of public works in Graham County, activity at once started on the construction of good roads.