Matt Lamb

The Moore County Board of Education recently adopted a policy revision prohibiting attendees of closed-session meetings from taking photos or recording proceedings.

Hauled in front of Congress recently, Editor-in-Chief Holden Thorp showed signs of being open to views other than his own, which may be a first for him.

With golf’s preeminent national championship drawing near, staff once again briefed the Village Council on Tuesday evening as Pinehurst continues to hammer out the details for Open week.

“Babies are, in fact, good,” Washington Examiner columnist Tim Carney told a crowd of over 100 attendees yesterday at the University of Notre Dame.

‘This gift innovatively targets the intersection of two areas of pressing social concern, environmental harm and racial inequity,’ dean says.

Rob Schneider, a recent Catholic convert, said research for his Shroud of Turin movie ‘became the broadening of my faith' and ‘was breathed into me.'

‘We are committed to increasing the opportunities for Black students to attain the life-changing benefits of a CSU degree, and that can only begin when we are accountable to each other and to our students’

On weekday afternoons, the Carthage Elementary School campus on Rockingham Street is a bustling place. Teachers usher students into their parents' cars while others, later in the queue, run and

Debbie Warren kicks off a tour of her beloved school.

‘We are treated as children. We cannot accept it,' Cardinal Müller said, blasting new ‘dictators of language' and ‘absolutely stupid' ideological ideas that contradict the Word of God.