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Let’s acknowledge tax cuts were justified and helped stimulate our economy. But we’ve cut enough and at some point need to question who is going pay for state government services?
2026 Election
When can you meet them and what questions do you have for them?
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Who is "they" and are "we" really the ones responsible?
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If we truly believe that our system works best when the largest number participate, we can no longer ignore Unaffiliated voters.
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The direct connection between farmer and customer is becoming increasingly important these days.
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There are currently no plans for a data center in Caswell but that does not mean the county will not be impacted.
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Panzanella captures everything we love about summer—freshness, color, texture, and the flavor of a garden at its peak.
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The question we ask ourselves is not just how we got ourselves in this state but, more importantly, what will help us climb out of the morass we perceive.
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School choice may not tell the full story.
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Almost 18 percent of this country’s gross domestic product, about one in every five dollars generated, goes towards medical goods and service. We spend 2 to 3 times what other countries spend.
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Recreating something lost - a sense that work mattered, meals should be shared, friends were always welcome, and that some of life's greatest luxuries cost very little.
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Lucindy explains that poaching embodies nearly everything the Slow Food movement valued: gentle cooking, restraint, regional wines, and a reverent respect for ingredients.