If (and only IF) you have already voted and done everything your body and your wallet allows to help the candidates of your choice, please dress up for Trick or Treating on Saturday and enjoy the extra hour of sleep on Sunday.
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“All the world’s a stage,” claimed the Bard. We are actors, but we rarely have the opportunity to write the script. Witness the past two years when our country has headed in a direction that, as a person of faith, I find morally reprehensible.
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One win. Forty-six losses. One tie. Since the launch of the Associated Press college football poll in 1936, that’s North Carolina’s all-time record against top-five AP opponents: 1-46-1.
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In this week’s show our guest, Kevin Qian, spoke at one point about how he helps his clients ‘converge’ on the right actionable idea.
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We know this redistricting process is hard. Changing where a child goes to school touches something deep — for kids, for parents, and for everyone who has built a life around a particular school. Coming on the heels of other challenging decisions, this year has already asked a lot of our community.
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If you saw your gas prices drop a few weekends ago and wondered what happened, you’re not the only one. On October 8, the average price of gas in North Carolina was $4.10 a gallon; today, it’s $3.45, the lowest in the nation.
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SORS Board Member and EMS Volunteer David Silfen is a force multiplier, investing three decades in making sure local EMTs are always ready to serve. He teaches continuing education workshops for our volunteers and provides leadership during their shifts, and is an instructor
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Over the past year, CHCCS schools have shown what’s possible when we combine great teaching, strong relationships and a shared belief in what students can achieve. Our graduation rate is up to 93.8%. Our academic proficiency is nearly 14 percentage points higher than the state average.
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This Just In—It’s a cliché for a reason … history may not repeat itself, but it rhymes. The expression is often attributed to Mark Twain, not because he actually said it, but because it seems like something he would have said.
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I was invited to an Eagle Scout ceremony. I was moved by the ritual, yet I also found myself as focused on the Scouts themselves, who fidgeted in the old church’s wooden pews in their freshly ironed uniforms. I sensed that they were waiting for something.
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