Columns
Open for business, but not business as usual
By Sarah Bernart, Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina Although many North Carolina employers are back in business ...
My Turn
Drivers and pedestrians beware this Halloween
Driving impaired kills. Last year, North Carolina lost 35 people during the week of Halloween, and nine of ...
My Turn
The missing piece
A good friend died of COVID last week. Beverly. She tested positive on Monday and died in her ...
My Turn
Reasons for optimism this flu season: vaccine, testing, masks
Fall is known for cooler weather, the holiday spirit and the beginning of respiratory virus season, and this ...
My Turn
Make logging great again
As I walked through a wooded area the other day, I saw some beautiful, big old trees. I ...
Coronavirus
Collaboration yields robust testing capacity in eastern North Carolina
When I first wrote about COVID-19 and its impending impact on our region on March, I shared it ...
My Turn
Congress needs to act now and extend unemployment benefits
By NORTH CAROLINA GOV. ROY COOPER Next week, thousands of North Carolinians who are out of work due ...
Columns
How “Black Lives Matter” should really be interpreted
BOB ORR Once again, a prominent leader in North Carolina is coming under intense criticism for responding to ...
My Turn
A legacy lives on: remembering Mike Voss
Sporting my purple button down shirt, tasteless “dad tie” and slacks I likely hadn’t worn since high school ...
Beaufort County
The community he loved
In a lot of ways, Mike Voss embodied exactly what a newspaper like The Washington Daily News wants ...
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