Kimberly Jones: Access to a good education is a civil right. How do we plan to enforce it?
Deep cuts and layoffs to the U.S. Department of Education endanger our students and our democracy in North Carolina.
Martin Henson: A murder on a Charlotte train, exploited for Black blood
The writer argues that the murder of a white woman by a Black man on a train in Charlotte, N.C., became the latest incident used for political convenience by our leaders.
Shannon Moretz: Let’s learn from preparation mistakes before the next Helene
After-action reports show state and local officials weren’t ready. Let’s prepare now before the next disaster.
Opinion: It’s not yet time to look back at Hurricane Helene
On the anniversary of Hurricane Helene, two Western North Carolina leaders say too much of the recovery from the storm remains unfinished to see the storm as a memory.
Gwen Frisbie-Fulton: I went on a Reconnaissance Mission to Cracker Barrel
Cracker Barrel rebranded, and the Internet freaked out. Gwen made it her mission to find out more.
Scott Peoples: The Trump Administration is betraying transgender troops
The military veteran reflects on the Trump Administration’s recent decisions around transgender troops.