What’s the difference, you ask? Desegregation involves opening up opportunities to people who have been denied access to said opportunities due to race, gender, or religion. People have different ideas
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That’s tonight’s headline on our local Pulitzer-Prize-winning two-days-a-week drive-by paper’s web site. Deign? What exactly is Pinehurst planning to do to the library? I checked the dictionary: So, Pizzella, Strickland
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The tranny political lobby has been organizing nationally to take their, um, “lifestyle” out of its home in the nation’s urban hellholes and force it on church-going, conservative suburban
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The campaign to rub transsexualism and transgenderism into middle-class suburban Americans’ faces has finally reached Moore County. If you’re around downtown Southern Pines on December 3, you can treat
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Some years ago, we had a rather pretentious (and awful) county school board member named Lorna Clack who lost a bid for reelection. (We like to think this
Continue readingElection 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 readingElection 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 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 readingWe’ve got a unique situation here in Moore County. We are one of the most reliably Republican counties in the state. Yet, our only local paper is owned and operated
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We’ve had to endure nearly four years of class warfare nonsense from our soon-to-be ex-president and his cronies. Now, we’re getting it on the local level from Southern
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