On last Tuesday, in a 45-page ruling, that panel of three Democrat appellate judges unanimously ruled that North Carolina’s voter ID law was deliberately discriminatory toward African American voters. […]
Now, since 2014, if your party has a large number of candidates listed on a presidential year ballot, you, as a registered voter, are required to read through and check each candidate you are voting for, even if you only intend to vote for your party’s entire slate. […]
The title of the book is: GOD GIVEN SERMONS FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, Volume 1. […]
Her varied roles in local civil rights and community activism are grounded through years of service as a lay person and official in Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church. […]
The return concert is entitled “For unto Us a Child is Born”. […]
Nikki Chaney, Headmaster of Douglass Academy, commented, “The Constitution is a remarkable document that enshrines our fundamental liberties. It ensures The United States of America is truly the land of the free. It is important students know and celebrate their rights!” […]
There will be designating signs on each end of 3rd Street and a plaque will be erected as well. […]
“We built that hospital,” Islah Speller insists, referring to New Hanover County voters. “We need to fight for our hospital because we built that hospital.” […]
Peterson makes clear that NHMRC is a “charitable nonprofit corporation that is publicly held by the citizens (taxpayers) of New Hanover.” […]
Attorney Braswell alleged that “…this is the second time he’s been under investigation, and he got cleared by umpires that are not calling balls and strikes…” […]
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