The school board AND The Tale of The Tape
The advent of digital media has been a great thing for our culture. It’s been a big help — almost a savior — for suspects and cops alike during traffic
Continue readingThe advent of digital media has been a great thing for our culture. It’s been a big help — almost a savior — for suspects and cops alike during traffic
Continue readingDon’t be put off by the Moore County theme on this post. If these things are happening here, they could very well be happening in local government where you live.
Continue readingIt’s always heart-warming to see hardcore Haymaker fans go viral — worldwide, even. The latest occurrence of this phenomenon occurred at Monday’s Moore County Board of Education combined work session
Continue readingIt’s amazing how the politicos and the apparatchiks scatter when someone turns the lights on. We already told you about a DEI propaganda event, thinly disguised as “workforce training”, has
Continue readingMoore County school board chairman Robert Levy, one of the leaders of the new conservative majority on that body, has raised some interesting food for thought: cameras in the classroom.
Continue readingDrive-by media types love to blast politicians and business-types for “conflicts of interest.” But what happens when professional drive-bys have potential conflicts of their own? What happens when a
Continue readingHopefully, like The Who sang, we WON’T get fooled again. If Moore County school board member David Hensley has anything to say about the matter, we won’t. Hensley has
Continue readingConstruction is underway on a site off NC 5 between Pinehurst and Aberdeen for a new Aberdeen elementary school. The site is located in the vicinity of an
Continue readingWe’re still waiting for our local Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper to even acknowledge this episode. Edward Pruden was hired by Moore County schools in August 2015 to replace the controversial
Continue readingWe previously posted HERE and HERE about what looked like an attempt to harass school employees about their religious beliefs and practices. Now, we’re learning more, courtesy of superintendent Bob
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