For Pinehurst Village Council: Berggren & Drum
Election Day is Tuesday. We have big decisions to make. In Pinehurst, there are EIGHT candidates fighting for TWO seats on the village council. Someone can win four years on
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For Southern Pines Town Council: Haney & Lancaster
Election day is Tuesday. We’ve got some decisions to make. The voters of Southern Pines have a choice between four different candidates for TWO SEATS on the town council. I
Continue readingPinehurst Matters? (Yeah, but so does THE TRUTH.)
There’s a small, but loud group of people making quite a commotion about this year’s village council races in Pinehurst. They really, really, really don’t like Mayor Fiorillo (aka Queen
Continue readingCampaign 2017: Golf gloves are coming OFF in Pinehurst
Things are generally very cordial here in our little corner of paradise. Rolling green fairways. Mild weather. Little to no crime. Neighbors that offer a friendly ‘how-do’ when you pass
Continue readingCampaign 2017: Moore County
Election Day will be here before we know it. There are some important decisions to be made at the ballot box on November 7. Here’s our two cents on some
Continue readingStrange bedfellows in Moore sheriff’s race
Moore County sheriff Neil Godfrey has — to most reasonable observers — done a pretty good job running the department. A career lawman who rose through the ranks of the
Continue readingMoore County Schools: Boy, are we getting SCREWED.
Granted, this story is about one of North Carolina’s 100 counties. But something like this is likely going on in each of the other 99. We’ve got a clueless,
Continue readingMoore County 2017: Comin’ out of the woodwork!
It’s always nice to see folks interested in public service. Filing closed today on 2017’s local races, and it appears Moore County’s voters are going to have loads of candidates
Continue reading#ncga: Moore County losing Jerry Tillman?
Randolph County’s Jerry Tillman (R) has been representing Moore County in the North Carolina Senate since the retirement and passing of Moore County native Harris Blake. Multiple sources tell us
Continue readingAs tax hike war-drums beat in Moore County, important questions go un-asked, unanswered
Two years ago, there was some serious drama and boo-hooing over the Moore County School Board’s attempt to fire superintendent Bob Grimesey. (Grimesey managed to show us a few on-camera
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