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Spring Hope approves budget; Cone resigns board seat - home hero image
NewsJune 3
Spring Hope approves budget; Cone resigns board seatSpring Hope approves budget; Cone resigns board seatSpring Hope commissioners approved the 2025-26 budget and modest utility rate hikes, while Commissioner Brent Cone resigned, citing personal and health reasons. The board also advanced code enforcemen...
Board to consider Spring Hope budget
NewsJune 2
Board to consider Spring Hope budgetSPRING HOPE — Town Manager Andrew DeIonno has finalized a proposed budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, a $1.857 million outline deemed “conservative” with respect to revenues and spending.
Justin Hayes

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Requiring work for benefits is wise
ColumnsJune 3
Requiring work for benefits is wiseA new House bill ties Medicaid and SNAP benefits to work requirements for able-bodied adults, sparking debate over welfare reform, fiscal responsibility and the best path out of poverty.
By John Hood
North Carolina elections take a risky turn
ColumnsJune 3
North Carolina elections take a risky turnNorth Carolina’s GOP-led legislature has seized control of the state’s election board, sparking concerns over partisan manipulation and the future of fair elections.
By Steve Ford
Nash assistant principals complete leadership program
NewsJune 3
Nash assistant principals complete leadership programTwo Nash County assistant principals have completed a prestigious yearlong leadership program, preparing them for expanded roles in school administration.
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Downtown Spring Hope streets get ‘chalky’
NewsJune 3
Downtown Spring Hope streets get ‘chalky’Downtown Spring Hope hosted “Chalk it Up,” a sidewalk art contest featuring local artists of all ages and community collaboration at the Artists Art Center.
Justin Hayes
A new day in the NC House?
ColumnsJune 2
A new day in the NC House?The state House passes a bipartisan budget with broad support, signaling a potential shift away from partisan gridlock and hinting at a new era of cooperation in state politics.
By Alexander H. Jones
Bailey budget includes 12-cent tax increase
NewsJune 2
Bailey budget includes 12-cent tax increaseBAILEY — The town Board of Commissioners will soon vote on its 2025-26 fiscal year budget, which features a tax rate increase of 12 cents per $100 in property value.
Justin Hayes
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Davis, Craig back enhanced digital trading oversight
NewsJune 3
Davis, Craig back enhanced digital trading oversight
Downtown board meets at MarZylo’s
NewsJune 3
Downtown board meets at MarZylo’s
5 complete detention officer training
NewsJune 3
5 complete detention officer training
‘What a judge should be’: Farris retires from the bench after 2 decades
NewsJune 3
‘What a judge should be’: Farris retires from the bench after 2 decades
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Downtown Spring Hope streets get ‘chalky’
NewsJune 3
Downtown Spring Hope streets get ‘chalky’
Downtown Spring Hope hosted “Chalk it Up,” a sidewalk art contest featuring local artists of all ages and community collaboration at the Artists Art Center.
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NewsMay 4
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North Johnston quintet signs college offers
SportsApr. 29
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Forever Firebirds: Elite eight form charter Southern Nash HOF class
NewsApr. 14
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Special needs pup leads to WhirliDogs donation
NewsApr. 5
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ECC instructor explores early language development at Harvard
NewsJune 2
ECC instructor explores early language development at Harvard
School system honors tornado responders
ArticlesSep. 13, 2023
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Our Opinion: Local newspapers seek transparency on public’s behalf
EditorialsOct. 4, 2022
Our Opinion: Local newspapers seek transparency on public’s behalf
‘Social justice’ education harms children it aims to help, but funding cuts aren’t the answer
ColumnsJune 2
‘Social justice’ education harms children it aims to help, but funding cuts aren’t the answer
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Our Opinion: Adding NCHSAA oversight is a wise compromise
EditorialsNov. 24, 2021
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EditorialsOct. 18, 2021
Our Opinion: It’s not too late to bring records into the sunlight
Our Opinion: Tackle tobacco with education, not regulation
EditorialsOct. 7, 2021
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Our Opinion: Booze blunders hasten ‘last call’ for ABC system
EditorialsSep. 23, 2021
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ColumnsApr. 29
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ColumnsApr. 24
Our Opinion: Let gargantuan American flag fly undisturbed
ColumnsApr. 24
Every North Carolinian deserves an affordable home
ColumnsApr. 14
Southern Nash’s ‘Elite Eight’ the perfect group
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The Scots-Irish and the ‘Savage South’
ColumnsJune 2
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ColumnsJune 2
Past to present to future, vaccines help make America healthier
Our Opinion: State of the State suggests room for compromise
ColumnsMar. 13
Our Opinion: State of the State suggests room for compromise
Nearing 70, Peachtree Hills remains a beauty all its own
ColumnsMar. 12
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Letters
Children of incarcerated parents are crime victims too
LettersJan. 12, 2023
Children of incarcerated parents are crime victims too
Be a hero to dogs young and old
LettersOct. 14, 2022
Be a hero to dogs young and old
Is America partially Putinized? Russia provides cautionary tale
LettersApr. 4, 2022
Is America partially Putinized? Russia provides cautionary tale
We can do more than just claim a Ukrainian in our midst
LettersMar. 7, 2022
We can do more than just claim a Ukrainian in our midst
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Sports
Trojans shoot down Ladybirds in 4th round
SportsMay 19
Trojans shoot down Ladybirds in 4th round
Teams firm up schedules as new era of NCHSAA football looms
SportsMay 15
Teams firm up schedules as new era of NCHSAA football looms
Not easy, but Ladybirds still unbeaten after 2nd-round win
SportsMay 12
Not easy, but Ladybirds still unbeaten after 2nd-round win
Firebirds fall short in 2nd round vs. South Brunswick
SportsMay 12
Firebirds fall short in 2nd round vs. South Brunswick
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