EDENTON — To the disappointment of young aspiring wizards and witches, the Shepard-Pruden Memorial Library will no longer host its popular Har…
EDENTON — An effort to bring high-speed passenger ferry service to the surrounding waterfront towns has apparently come to an end.
All four candidates vying for the Republican nomination for N.C. Senate 1st District were present to face voters at last week’s candidates forum.
Early voting for the March 3 primary election is off and running and continues till Saturday, Feb. 28.
Elizabeth City State University’s National Alumni Association has appointed South Mills native and retired naval officer Anthony Swain as it’s…
Elizabeth City Police have made an arrest linked to a purse-snatching incident in September.
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EDENTON — Bayside Bakery and Boards may have opened during one of Edenton’s sharpest cold sn…
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The U.S. House of Representatives last week approved the SAVE (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility) America Act along party lines and the bill moved to the Senate.
Groundhog Day’s furry forecaster Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of wintry weather. What if we asked Phil to apply his insights to the frigid job market? He might answer the way an alarmed groundhog does, with chattering teeth, and then squeak, “Wheet! Wheet! Cold days are coming for American jobseekers, and they’ll last a lot longer than six weeks.”
The Congressional Budget Office released its latest 10-year budget estimates this week. The news is bleak. Of greater concern, however, is that few elected officials in Washington seem to care. The report contains a number of unsurprising yet eye-opening nuggets about the inability of Congress to responsibly manage the nation’s financial concerns. The deficit for fiscal 2025 was $1.775 ...
An increasing chorus of voices is warning us that the future of this great republic is being threatened. These alarmists are saying our country is going in the wrong direction and their message is resonating with large numbers.
With the 2026 primaries rapidly approaching, you may well live in a jurisdiction where Democrats or Republicans are actively contesting nominations for Congress, state legislature or local office. All voters can, of course, play a role in setting the table for this year’s U.S. Senate contest.
