North Carolina Democrats have lost nearly 40,000 registered voters, between the ages of 18-25, since 2008. It’s been universally accepted that demographic voted overwhelming for BarryO, and was they key
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Water has been a hot topic in recent Moore County elections. Viable water sources are few and far between in this landlocked Sandhills county with more than its fair-share of
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John Marcum may have finished a distant second in this month’s mayoral race, but he is certainly not riding off quietly into the sunset. Marcum’s
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North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory (R) and some legislative Republicans in Raleigh are talking up the idea of reforming the state’s economic development practices.
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Thank you to all of our faithful readers who have stuck with us for our first six months. Stick with us over the holidays, and into the new year.
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Congress is now considering cutting off tax deductions for people making MORE than $174,000 per year. (Want to guess how much a Member of Congress makes
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Rob Christensen. Rob – Rob – Rob. *Sigh* Please step out of The News & Observer offices a little more. Your detachment from reality — The Real
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Moore County’s thrice-weekly Pulitzer Prize winning local newspaper endorsed the candidacies of Mark Parson and John Cashion for Pinehurst Village Council this week. Incumbent mayor Ginsey Fallon, stepping down to
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Pinehurst mayoral candidate John Marcum says increasing public input into village decisions is a key point in his platform. “This current group in village government makes their decisions, then provides
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