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The Literary Chef Fires Up the Grill When the Air Turns Crisp
Lucindy's grill menu shifts to heartier dishes and new flavors in the fall.
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Martin Henson: After Cornell, Men Are the Problem — and the Solution
The writer discusses the need for men to have the willingness to step into difficult situations, to lead by example, and to create safer environments for women.
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Preservation Caswell Calls on Citizens to Speak Out About Restrictions on Historic Courthouse Use
Historical preservation group urges residents to have a public conversation about public use of Caswell's Historic Courthouse.
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John Locke Foundation on Proposed Gas Tax Holiday
As the General Assembly calls a special session to consider a temporary suspension of motor-fuels tax, a North Carolina think tank calls for a longer-term conversation about modernizing transportation funding.
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My Spin: Vote NO on Constitutional Amendments
The writer posits that the amendments may be popular but are not necessarily good public policy.
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The Literary Chef on A Local Love Story - Byrd Farm Festival
Slowing down and showing up to nurture community at Byrd Farm
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My Spin: The Athletic Tail is Wagging the Academic Dog
Amateur college athletics is clearly out of control and we would hope University System leaders could make some sensible reforms.
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A Note to Bartlett Yancey’s Students Athletes
Showing up and putting in the work often means more than a win.
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The Literary Chef on Something to Trust: Why John Steinbeck and Modern Foodies Obsess Over the Humble Bean
While a dried bean looks almost inert—a little hard nub of a seed—with water, heat, fat, and time, it transforms into something incredibly lush and creamy.
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Gwen Frisbie-Fulton: Data Center Organizing Putting Candidates on Notice Across N.C.
North Carolina data center proposals are rousing many to take on local battles across ideological and partisan lines in communities across the state.
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My Spin: Hospital Monopolies Are Making Us Sicker...and Poorer
Campbell says, "we believe in competition and nowhere could competition be put to better use than in healthcare."
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The Literary Chef on Pacific Rim Cuisine
Grilled chicken kebabs can make you feel a bit closer to Maui, especially with the right music and good company.