A lawman’s perspective on illegal immigration
Amnesty — “comprehensive immigration reform”, or whatever you want to call it — is on everyone’s mind here in the heat of Campaign 2014. In fact, congresswoman Renee Ellmers had
Continue readingAmnesty — “comprehensive immigration reform”, or whatever you want to call it — is on everyone’s mind here in the heat of Campaign 2014. In fact, congresswoman Renee Ellmers had
Continue readingMainstream media types love to tell us they give both sides of the story. They love to tell us how fair they are. But doesn’t passing accurate info on to
Continue readingIf you thought this year’s US Senate race was going to be fun, wait til you see how our local congressional race may be shaping up: Gay singer
Continue readingWe’ve got it pretty good here in Moore County. One of the lowest tax rates (and crime rates) in North Carolina. World-class golf courses. Lots of great dining and shopping.
Continue readingJamie Boles is a long-time, respected funeral home director here in Moore County. He got elected to the state House in 2008 by primarying an incumbent legislator who he had
Continue readingPinehurst is a great place. Lots of beautiful scenery. Lots of really nice people. The local government bureaucracy is another story. We’ve posted before on village staff demanding questionable
Continue readingThe typically peaceful Moore County hamlet of Southern Pines has been rocked recently with some troubling violent crimes. In response to some bad publicity and questions from
Continue readingPoor, poor Moore County. We’ve got some of the best schools in the state. We’ve got one of the lowest crime rates. We’ve got a load of world-class golf resorts,
Continue readingWe here in Moore County were, um, “honored” with the presence of Bill Barber and his traveling circus of parasites and leftist loons this afternoon. As usual, the media was
Continue readingWe’ve heard ad nauseum from Bill Barber, his rabble, their mainstream media comrades, and the educrats about the “starving” of public education. Our public schools superintendent, here in Moore County,
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