Bottom Line with Brad: Frauds and Scams
It’s October – all of us are preparing for Halloween frights and scares. This month, we want to make sure none of them are coming from financial frauds and scams.
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Columns
Viewpoints: Snakes!
Most of you probably know that the Piedmont of North Carolina habitat is good for snakes, but perhaps you don’t know the details! The most important thing any of us can learn about snakes, is how to properly identify them.
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Little Big Moments: All This
I was in a fraternity. We brothers gave each other nicknames: Stick and Stump and Leebo and Alien and JP and JC and BC. I was simply Trout.
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Holding Court: Carolina’s Shipp Comes In
UNC wideout Jordan Shipp may be the best player at any in-state college program who also is a product of North Carolina’s high school ranks.
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Exploring Your Creative Genius: Harvesting Potential
In this week’s show I shared examples of ‘Common Wealth’ from my new book, ‘Common Ground for US’. I shared two examples and mentioned there was a third. This is it, and probably one of my favorite stories to tell.
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Playing in the Dirt: PlantFest Is Coming Up!
It’s officially fall, and like many gardeners my thoughts have finally turned back to gardening after a much-needed respite from our brutal summer. If you’re feeling the same, then the Master Gardener Volunteers of Orange County have you covered — it’s time for our Annual PlantFest!
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Small Business, Big Lessons® — Know When to Walk Away, Know When to Run
Kenny Rogers, in his song The Gambler, shares advice that works at the poker table and in business: “You’ve got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em, Know when to walk away, and know when to run.”
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Viewpoints: The Reality of the North Carolina Supreme Court
Do you think you have no say over the North Carolina Supreme Court? Do you think it does not matter who sits on it, because judges just “follow the law”? Both ideas are wrong.
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Little Big Moments: Volta
“Volta” is Italian for “turn.” In poetry, particularly a sonnet, the term refers to a shift in tone or subject. As the song goes, “there is a season, turn, turn, turn.”
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Holding Court: Notre Dame May Dominate, Again, at Kenan
No frequent opponent, however, has dominated the Heels on the gridiron quite like Notre Dame has, going back nearly 80 years at this point.
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