Pinehurst: The end of a Tradition?
The Tradition of Old Town, a proposed townhome development at the corner of McCaskill and Magnolia, was a sore subject for many Pinehurst voters during the November village elections. The
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Race Pimps target Fayetteville Police Department
Race pimps are people who — instead of dealing honestly with problems — holler racism, blame whitey, and put together protest marches. (Think William Barber, The Fayetteville Observer’s Myron Pitts,
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A Peek Inside George Holding, Inc. : Mostly smoke and mirrors
George Holding’s background is a campaign consultant’s dream come true. He’s the scion of the First Citizen’s Bank empire, a former aide to U.S. Senator Jesse Helms, and a former
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Whipping up fears about Amendment One (a/k/a “Be afraid of those simple church people”)
I see the new editor of our local Pulitzer prize-winning, Nobel-nominated thrice weekly newspaper has already been trained by the Democrat politicos who own and operate
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Renee Ellmers: live and in living color
One of the first people I bumped into at Saturday’s Moore GOP event was our new Member of Congress, Renee Ellmers of Dunn. Ellmers won a close race
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Campaign 2012: Richard Morgan, those photo shoots, “the picture girl” and those not-so-subtle threats
“He’s a mental case. He does things no sane person would do.” — Former State Rep. Frank Mitchell (R-Iredell) , in 2006, on fellow Republican legislator Richard Morgan
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Renee Ellmers getting back to her Tea Party roots
Congresswoman Renee Ellmers has re-discovered her Tea Party roots just in time for the 2nd congressional district’s GOP primary. Many political observers say the work
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Dem Source: White House & unions pushed Bev out
I was out at a social event recently when I ran into an old family friend — a
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The cost of county government in North Carolina
The John Locke Foundation in Raleigh has put together a fascinating report on the cost of governing at the local level in The Tar
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NC Dem legislator cites Karl Marx in opposing repeal of death tax
North Carolina state legislators are justifiably examining repeal of the state’s inheritance tax — which soaks people who inherit items from their parents or grandparents. Right now,
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