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2018 resolutions hit home

January 10, 2018 Jessica Furr Comments Off

Five considerations for your home and community in 2018 […]

Changes ahead for traffic stops in NC

January 10, 2018 Jessica Furr Comments Off

New law leads to revamp in driver?s handbook, education […]

New HHS director announced

January 10, 2018 SCJ Staff Comments Off

Jenkins will head consolidated department […]

Pence to visit Egypt, Jordan, Israel in January

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VP will head to middle east after President Trump announces recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital […]

Stanly Funeral Home expands to Locust

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Second location fulfills family vision […]

Three Stanly County teachers received grants from Union Power Cooperatives Bright Ideas program. Amber Flamer of Central Elementary was awarded $1,500 for her “Muddy Sneakers, the Joy of Learning Outside” project; Oakboro Choice STEM teacher […]

Holiday hobby puts Red Cross in national spotlight

December 20, 2017 Katlyn Batts | Stanly County Journal 0

RED CROSS — A Christmastime hobby has turned into more than just simple decorating for Darin Robinson. His Christmas light display, consisting of more than 100,000 lights, was recently featured on ABC’s “The Great Christmas […]

Stanly Community College receives national recognition as Leader College

December 20, 2017 Jessica Furr | Stanly County Journal 0

Albemarle — Stanly Community College is achieving its dream. SCC has been named an “Achieving the Dream — Leader College,” just one of eight community colleges to be recognized for its accomplishments in 2017. “Achieving […]

Misenheimer council focused on historic Gladstone renovation

December 14, 2017 Katlyn Batts 0

MISENHEIMER — The Misenheimer Village Council discussed continued funding and architectural decisions for the historical Gladstone Academy building at their regular meeting on Monday night. Present for the meeting were Mayor Michael Herron, Mayor Pro-Tem […]

Stanly County Airport will host state emergency training center

December 14, 2017 Jessica Furr 0

NEW LONDON — On Thursday, North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey and North Carolina Air National Guard Col. Michael “Troy” Gerock announced a new partnership between the Guard and the Office of State Fire Marshal […]

Texas dispute highlights nation’s long history of partisan gerrymandering

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Buddy Guy keeps blues alive through ‘Sinners,’ his music — but it hasn’t been easy

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Poll: Many Democrats call their party weak, ineffective

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The Word: I see differently now

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Book Review: ‘You Belong Here’ explores dangers of going home again

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GINGRICH: Beyond the August recess

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RUSSELL: I experienced the disappearance of women’s spaces

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KRAWIEC: I’m from the government and I’m here to take your children

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Duke Energy to spend $87B to boost infrastructure, sells Florida stake
Duke Energy said last week it will increase its infrastructure investments to $87 billion to meet rising electricity demand and plans to sell part of its Florida business to help fund the expansion. The Charlotte-based [...] The post Duke Energy to spend $87B to boost infrastructure, sells Florida stake first appeared on The North State […]
BARONE: Learning from America’s immigrant past
When debating current issues, it’s helpful to avoid inaccurate depictions of past policy, especially on immigration, in which both opponents and advocates of President Donald Trump’s policies have views based on not altogether accurate renditions [...] The post BARONE: Learning from America’s immigrant past first appeared on The North State Journal.
Jefferson Griffin emerges at lawyers’ event
RALEIGH — In one of his first appearances since conceding the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court race, Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin bestowed awards to fellow legal colleagues who volunteered during the 2024 election [...] The post Jefferson Griffin emerges at lawyers’ event first appeared on The North State Journal.
The stream: Vanessa Kirby, Maroon 5, Madden NFL 26, Alicia Silverstone and ‘The Chicken Sisters’
Vanessa Kirby starring in a gritty film about the aspirations of home ownership, “Night Always Comes,” and Maroon 5 releasing their eighth studio album with songs featuring Lil Wayne and Blackpink’s LISA are some of [...] The post The stream: Vanessa Kirby, Maroon 5, Madden NFL 26, Alicia Silverstone and ‘The Chicken Sisters’ first appeared […]
MOORE: Ensuring US dominance of 21st-century telecommunications
President Donald Trump’s announcement and executive order to ensure that the U.S. dominates the artificial intelligence revolution was a welcome America First policy directive. That mostly means keeping the government out of the way. But [...] The post MOORE: Ensuring US dominance of 21st-century telecommunications first appeared on The North State Journal.
LUCCI: Spain’s ‘Digital Sovereignty’ ends in Beijing
In Spain, “digital sovereignty” now means putting up barriers to restrict American tech companies while outsourcing the country’s networks to the Chinese Communist Party. Across the EU, governments claim to be building independent systems to [...] The post LUCCI: Spain’s ‘Digital Sovereignty’ ends in Beijing first appeared on The North State Journal.