The Triad Business Journal published yesterday the details of an appeal Cone Health filed in state court opposing the Certificate of Need granted by state to Atrium/ Wake Forest Baptist for its proposed new hospital on Horse Pen Creek Rd. Cone Health uses a variety of creative arguments. But the […]
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Greensboro Looking At Red Light Surveillance Cameras again
Nearly two decades ago, Greensboro had a red light camera program. It placed surveillance devices at certain intersections. The goal was to catch motorists when they sought to beat the change from yellow to red. In cases when the motorist ran red lights, their license plate was photographed and they […]
30% of Churchgoers Choose Socialism Over Capitalism, 20% Don’t Know
This is the finding of a poll conducted recently by the Family Research Council. The Washington Stand comments: In distressing terms, this finding shows us that the church is slouching toward socialism. What a travesty! At a basic level, churches are not educating people about the goodness of the free […]
“You’ve Got To Stand For Something”
GOP Presidential Debate
I opted to watch the Fox News GOP Presidential Debate instead of the Tucker Carlson/ Donald Trump interview last night. A few observations: My overall impression is that DeSantis was the most credible president among them although he has certain liabilities; and I am unsure he can win. Here is […]
The Upcoming Covid Mess
There have been various signals over the last week that the political left and their appendages are getting ready to ramp up the Covid hysteria and failed countermeasures once again. Gail McCrae is a nurse from California who worked in the hospital setting through the first half of the Covid […]
Samaritan’s Purse Responds to Hawaii Disaster from Greensboro Airport
As one drives along Market St. in western Greensboro, one can see the Samaritan’s Purse hangar at the Greensboro airport where its airplane is maintained. Carolina Journal reports that the organization sent its plane with relief supplies to Hawaii this past week. Take note. When disaster strikes, it is the […]
James Buckley, Former US Senator From New York, Dies at Age 100
His brother was the late William F. Buckley, Jr.– the founder of National Review. Jim Buckley served as a federal judge after his time of service in the Senate. The New York Times has a detailed report. I met him at a political rally when I was a teenager because […]
Projection
New Election Bill Has a Huge Problem
The Daily Haymaker has a great post about an elections bill that is in the process of getting passed by the NC House. It has a number of good provisions. However, one provision is very bad. It requires that all political parties in North Carolina allow unaffiliated (or independent) voters […]