With the delusional politics we experienced over the last decade or so, we saw the retirement of coal-burning plants for electrical generation in the state of North Carolina. We saw huge amounts of farmland converted for solar panel installations– defiling the landscape and harming the environment. We saw very limited […]
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Financial Transparency in the SBC
Few Southern Baptists are aware that the denominational leadership has been shooting down efforts to make the SBC and its “entities” more financially transparent and accountable. I have read repeatedly in the past about concerns specifically related to the North American Mission Board and Lifeway. We had posted about William […]
Canada’s Downward Spiral
Greensboro “Migrant” Center Closed, $241 Million Later
The failed Jewish school at the intersection of Hobbs Rd. and Jefferson Rd. was never used for “migrants”. Large amounts of money passed from the federal government to various parties, and employees were hired, but the use of the facility for illegal immigrant children never materialized. A couple of snippets […]
Electing A New Pope
The news of Pope Francis’ passing is not especially surprising given his recent health challenges. He was a controversial pope in view of his intensely progressive/ socialist cultural and political stance. Much like the liberal mainline Protestants, he warped and distorted Christian teaching to conform to his own political beliefs. […]
Fighting Transgender Madness In Colorado
William Wolfe is the director of the Center for Baptist Leadership. He lives in North Carolina, but traveled to Colorado to speak at a rally against a bill that would take away parental rights. Here is his speech: If not you, then who? If not now, then when? And if […]
A Couple of Surprises Incorporated Into NC Senate Budget
The NC Senate has just passed its proposed budget. It includes a modest income tax reduction and an array of spending measures. But there were a few measures that were noteworthy and somewhat surprising. The first is the elimination of the Certificate of Need process that gives hospital systems greater […]
Griffin/ Riggs Supreme Court Race: The Odds For Overturning Result Shrink
The state Supreme Court’s recent decision was somewhat of a blow to Jefferson Griffin. The court ruled that only overseas and military ballots could be “curated”– i.e., that they could be evaluated to determine if they invalid. The number of these ballots apparently is in the range of approximately 5,700. […]
Rhino Times: Property Taxes To Hold Steady This Year
While this is a positive bit of news, Scott Yost warns that we are vulnerable next year to a property tax increase of upwards of 47% unless our county commissioners adjust the tax rate downward. The Guilford Board of County Commissioners is heavily socialist, of course. Readers are welcome to […]
King of Kings According To Charles Dickens
Animated tale in theaters now: