By Amari Brandy October 14, 2021 Arts & Entertainment, Fall 2021, Q&A 3 Questions with Kathy DeBrosse ArtsWave Vice President of Marketing and Engagement ArtsWave is an organization that goes back to the year 1927 and is…
By Don Mooney October 14, 2021 Column, Fall 2021 Vaccine Wars When did vaccination become another thing to fight about? A year ago, the former president, promised his Project Warp Speed vaccines…
By Bill Ferguson Jr. October 14, 2021 Community, Fall 2021 Help Families in Need St. Vincent de Paul provides many fall/winter, Christmas opportunities With the holidays and cold weather just around the corner, the…
By Siobhan Taylor October 14, 2021 Community, Fall 2021, Schools Looking Forward with Hope Supporting local education more important than ever By Siobhan A. Taylor, MSW, President of DePaul Cristo Rey High School The…
By Deborah Rutledge October 14, 2021 Fall 2021, Schools The Badin Legacy HS teacher Sara Thompson teaches what she learned at Badin to current students It’s been decades since Sara Thompson scored…
By Terry Troy October 14, 2021 Fall 2021, Schools Training For Tomorrow Butler Tech’s certification programs help fill the workforce pipeline As one of the largest career technical schools in our state,…
By Terry Troy October 14, 2021 Business, Column, Community, Fall 2021 Five Years Forward Community and business leaders identify the challenges ahead It has been said throughout all of time that the only constant…
By Terry Troy October 14, 2021 Column, Community, Fall 2021 Creating Conservative Leaders SHELeads educates, mentors, inspires and empowers women Regardless of what side of the aisle you sit on, it’s always great…
By Bill Ferguson Jr. October 14, 2021 Arts & Entertainment, Community, Fall 2021 Event Planners Pulling Double Duty With COVID-19 canceling or delaying events in 2020, two local firms say they’ve been super busy this year The COVID-19…
By Bill Ferguson Jr. October 14, 2021 Business, Fall 2021 Prices of Homes Cooling (For Now) With more available houses, buyers feel a little less pressure after hot spring and summer The red-hot residential housing market…