Editorials

A little too close to home

It’s budget time across North Carolina, from the smallest town to the $22.9 billion state budget passed by ...

Editorials

Education is not a political game

Earlier this week, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and the Senate introduced their proposed budgets for the 2017-18 ...

Editorials

Engaged instead of enraged

Throughout any fiscal year — July 1 to June 30 for Washington — city residents and city property ...

Editorials

It’s easy to be spoon fed opinions

“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert unintentionally summarized the way the vast amount of America consumes news — especially ...

Editorials

Hospital staff set high standards

This week marks National Hospital Week, which began Sunday and will run through Saturday. Every year, the week ...

Editorials

A Mother’s Day gift like no other

Mother’s Day is less than a week away, and many are likely wracking their minds as to what ...

Editorials

Redistricting not a viable option

  At Monday’s Beaufort County Board of Commissioners meeting, the issue of school redistricting was brought to the ...

Editorials

Leading the way

When it comes to municipal governments, the larger ones such as Charlotte and Raleigh tend to be the ...

Editorials

Good sportsmanship important in postseason

April, May and June make up one of the most entertaining sporting stretches of the year. Fans generally ...

Editorials

County needs to step up to the plate

In the coming weeks, the Beaufort County Board of Commissioners will nail down its budget for fiscal year ...

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