Rock Hill, South Carolina was the hub of BMX racing this past weekend. Hundreds of riders and family members came to the fantastic facility for BMX racing in the River Walk Complex. UCI was the presenting sponsor with local support from Novant Health. Competition was for men and women in the jr. and elite classes. […]
The Chop Shop in NoDa was the scene on Saturday for the annual Carolina BAM fundraiser to benefit Safe Alliance and Back Pack Beginnings. Members and non-members took part in fifteen different categories, like everyday beard, styled mustache and for the ladies, Whiskerina, Realistic and Creative. Photos by Glen Simmons of Event Images Carolina [nggallery […]
Being in the chief of staff chair in both the US House of Representatives and the US Senate in Washington, you hear a lot of things. Some things you don’t want to repeat in polite company. Some things were so confidential you couldn’t believe the virtual stranger told you such things. The first thing you […]
“President Obama”. It’s hard to string those two words together in speech or on paper. After all, we have never seen this magnitude of blatant disrespect for the Constitution of these United States of America from any President in the history of our nation. What more could we have expected from the “Hope and Change” […]
The Rightful Remedy Conference will be held on March 28 at UNC Charlotte from 9am to 5pm. Six well respected speakers will discuss both history and modern practical application of the 10th Amendment, nullification, and other ways in which government power can be decentralized and brought closer to the people. The federal government has massively overstepped its Constitutional boundaries and citizens across […]
When politicians start publicly asking random questions about policy, you can bet that something is stewing in their minds. Sometimes this is a good thing. An overabundance of negative feedback can quickly snuff out a bad idea before it starts. Unfortunately this was not the case with North Mecklenburg’s Republican Senator Jeff Tarte. On […]
At first, it seemed like another overblown scandal. Hillary Clinton was once again the target of conservative bloggers and broadcasters nationwide for using her private email account to conduct State Department business. State Department employees are instructed to use a government email account under the law and thus Clinton’s critics were quick to slam her […]
Circulating around Facebook is the text of a proposal to be taken up at this year’s NCGOP Convention to restrict voting in Republican Primary elections to only registered members of the Party. Currently, unaffiliated voters are allowed to participate in the Party primary of their choosing. This resolution, if passed, would prevent that. Here is the text: […]
Durham, N.C. – (March 16, 2015) – Kurt Naas, spokesman of the citizens group WidenI77, received the 2015 Citizen’s Award today by the N.C. Open Government Coalition at their awards program in Durham. The N.C. Open Government Coalition works to unite organizations interested in ensuring and enhancing the public’s access to government activity, records and […]
A top priority for any parent (or grandparent for that matter) is ensuring their child has all the tools necessary, beginning with a quality education, to become a successful, productive adult. In the past, education in our country provided for each student the basic knowledge and essential skill sets necessary to succeed as a person, […]
