ALBEMARLE — U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson has notified local high schools that he is now accepting entries from all interested 8th District high school students for the 2018 Congressional Art Competition. Each spring, Members of […]
ALBEMARLE — Rep. Justin Burr is officially on the GOP primary ballot after a three-person panel appointed by the newly formed State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement unanimously found in his favor Monday following […]
NEW YORK — The term “game theory” probably makes you think of really hard math – the kind pioneered by U.S. mathematician John Nash, the troubled genius who inspired the Oscar-winning film “A Beautiful Mind.” […]
Kevin Adams, principal of Stanly Early College, recently completed the Distinguished Leadership Program — a year-long leadership development program for school principals designed to reinforce leadership skills. The program is provided by the N.C. Principals […]
ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Commissioners gathered for their bimonthly meeting on April 2. The business of the commission focused on appointments, public awareness campaigns, and approval of zoning and local agreements. NEW APPOINTMENTS TO […]
ALBEMARLE — Stanly County Schools superintendent Jeff James says the county school system has solved a budget controversy that had plagued the system since his hiring. In a press release, James said that a forecasted […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Some long-declining small towns and farming and manufacturing counties are adding people as population growth in large cities cools, according to a Stateline analysis of census estimates released Thursday. “This seems […]
SAN FRANCISCO/LONDON — Opinion polls published on Sunday in the United States and Germany indicated that a majority of the public were losing trust in Facebook over privacy, as the firm ran advertisements in British […]
As winter bid a cold farewell in Washington last week, a snow storm did not stop the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Health from continuing our important work to combat the opioid crisis. […]
CHICAGO/SAN FRANCISCO — Apple on Tuesday rolled out a new iPad and classroom software aimed at grabbing more of the U.S. education market, but did not cut the price of its entry-level tablet despite schools […]
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