Category Archives: Editorial

PITTSBORO, N.C. — Who owns a century-old Confederate monument and who has the right to determine its future? That argument, which ended outside the Chatham County Courthouse last month with the statue removed, resumed inside on Monday. By 4 p.m., Superior Court Judge … Continue reading →

Dementia is a sad disease to watch. David DeGerolamo

You do not have to have a firearm to defend yourself as we saw in London. You do have to have the will to fight using whatever resources are available. If you do not have resources to fight, get some. … Continue reading →

The Washington Post Editorial Board. VIGILANTISM, WITH its alluring tingle of defiance and frontier justice, conjures a cinematic idea of American individualism. A similar impulse is at work among advocates of the so-called Second Amendment sanctuary movement, a trend in mainly rural … Continue reading →

In a move hailed as a positive step by environmentalists, Washington became the first U.S. state to legalize the composting of human bodies in May of this year. According to its website, Spade founded the revolutionary company with the goal of offering “natural organic reduction … Continue reading →

Second Amendment Advocates Seek Gun Rights Resolution From Supervisors A pro-gun rights movement that’s sweeping rural Virginia reached Rockbridge County Monday. Hundreds showed up at a Board of Supervisors meeting to demand passage of a resolution designating Rockbridge as a … Continue reading →

Just hours after the town of Garner announced it was cancelling its Christmas parade, the town of Wake Forest released a statement noting its parade is still on, and will include the Sons & Daughters of the Confederacy. In the statement, the town … Continue reading →