On Tuesday, June 23, Republican voters in the 11th Congressional District will select the candidate who will represent their party in the November election. Given the demographics of the district, there is a good chance the winner of this race will go on to win a seat in Congress.
Those who thought opening up retail operations would lead to an economic rebound may have been surprised Saturday, the first day stores deemed “nonessential” could open to the public.
Anyone who doubts that people in Haywood collectively have some of the biggest hearts in the country, as well as the ingenuity to follow their hearts, need only to look at the massive undertaking countywide to provide food to those who may otherwise go hungry.
As we start wondering about how our community will look post-coronavirus, something that should be at the forefront is the survival of our small business community.
Easter is a time of complete joy for Christians who revel in the knowledge that their savior has given his life so they may live with Him eternally.
Even if you’re not a podcast fan, don’t miss this week’s interview with Canton Mayor Zeb Smathers on Inside Haywood, a production of The Mountaineer.
There is little doubt the stress of COVID-19 and the economic fallout it has caused is taking a huge toll on everyday life, locally and beyond.
Haywood County, along with the rest of the nation, has been thunderstruck by the rapid-fire changes resulting from the novel coronavirus that’s rocked the world.
An informed electorate is an electorate best-suited to vote in its own interests.
A week ago when Haywood County Public Health Director Patrick Johnson said the coronavirus situation was “rapidly evolving,” he hit the nail on the head.
From the Editor
Two meetings last week got me thinking about entrenched ways of looking at issues and how much different — and better — our society might be if we could break away from those mindsets.
State Column
RALEIGH — Almost exactly one year ago, South Carolina’s state senate was presented with a measure to raise the default age at which those accused of committing crimes were treated as adults rather than as juveniles. For decades, that age had been 16 in South Carolina.
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Here is a link to the description and rviews of the book.
http://www.uapress.ua.edu/product/Beautiful-War,6469.aspx.
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Mikell Clarkwebb said:
Beautifully written. Thank you for your service gentlemen. Thanks for sharing your experience and your dad’s experience.
Bill Nagle said:
[thumbup] a needed service. Praying for healing and success to all who pass through their doors. Break the chain.
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"and now, for the REST of the story"...Paul Harvey.[thumbup]
Allan Zacher said:
I would like to buy one of Dr. Turner's books! Is there a link?
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