Bobby Burns is an editor with a focus on local news in Greenville, North Carolina. He has written for various publications, including The Daily Reflector, The Daily Advance, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, and the Arizona Daily Star. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, social issues, and current events.
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By: Bobby Burns
Despite stiff opposition, the North Carolina Senate voted this month to double the funding for Opportunity Scholarships to boost enrollment in privately run K-12 schools; more than $200,000,000 is earmarked for kids in high-income families.
As a staunch advocate for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in education, I cannot overstate the crucial role these initiatives play in shaping the futures of all students. DEI is
Despite stiff opposition, the N.C. Senate voted this month to double the funding for Opportunity Scholarships to boost enrollment in privately run K-12 schools; more than $200 million is earmarked
I'll never forget the day I pulled my stuff out for a yard sale hoping to make enough to eat.
It’s National Charter Schools Week, and there is much to celebrate. Public charter schools in our state now educate 145,000 students in 63 counties, and charter popularity continues to grow
May is Military Appreciation Month, a time designated to honor and recognize the contributions, sacrifices and service of present and past members of the armed forces, and today is Armed Force Day. In North Carolina, there are approximately 94,540 active-duty service members and 43,056 National Guard and Reserve members. More than 720,000 veterans live in our state.
As a graduate student at UNC-Chapel Hill pursuing a master’s degree in public health, I have spent my first year understanding social determinants of health, barriers to access health care and structural and systemic impacts that influence community health outcomes.
Throughout Donald Trump's tenure and his tumultuous post-presidency, Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, the most prominent Black Republican in Congress, managed to maintain his dignity, his principles, his integrity.
I have been trying to keep up with what's happening with NC House Bill 237: Unmasking Mobs and Criminals.
Aside from using a definition for antisemitism that even some Jewish organizations say is too broad, the bill shines a harsh light on the elephant
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