Opinion
Editorial: Our lives filled with ‘new normals’
They say we’re in for a new normal when governments start easing coronavirus restrictions. A new normal? I’ve ... Read more
They say we’re in for a new normal when governments start easing coronavirus restrictions. A new normal? I’ve ... Read more
On Tuesday, April 7, I was doing what I normally do during this coronavirus quarantine — sitting on ... Read more
I wonder how much toilet paper Richard Burr has stocked up at home. One roll, two rolls, 200 ... Read more
As I said last week, don’t panic, we’re all in this together. I keep saying that to myself ... Read more
We’re all in this together, folks. Black and white, Muslim and Christian, Republican and Democrat. We’re all in ... Read more
Omelia Diane Farrington Garner didn’t grow up in Davie County, but she spent quite a bit of time ... Read more
It seems that every candidate for office promises to have an open door. They want to hear from ... Read more
He was a good man. How could any one of us want anything more to be said after ... Read more
By the president of the United States of America, a proclamation. Whereas it is the duty of all ... Read more
Sept. 29, 1918 was a big day for Allied Forces fighting in World War I. They broke through ... Read more
Halloween is right around the corner. It’s my favorite holiday. No, I don’t really care about being scared. ... Read more
I wonder if Richard Nixon would approve. He started the war on drugs, you know. If you spend ... Read more
What time of the year is it? It’s so confusing these days. Is it summer? Is it fall? ... Read more
It’s amazing how music can affect us. Just a line from a song can remind us of a ... Read more
Yee haw. Yee haw. Clippity clop, clippity clop. I went to sleep hearing those sounds one weekend every ... Read more
My apologies to Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs and lovers of “The Ballad of Jed Clampitt” everywhere, but ... Read more
Sarge Butters’ removal from the Mocksville Police Department created quite the stir. It wasn’t entirely necessary. The decision ... Read more
Mocksville town board members are considering annexing a residential lot about a half mile from the current town ... Read more
I bumped into Edwin Boger the other day at the store. We reminisced. It made me remember that ... Read more
We’re trashy. Really trashy. But to make up for all of the throw-away things we use on a ... Read more
As a lifelong baseball fan, Wednesday, July 24, was a day to remember. Two players from Davie County ... Read more
It’s that time of year again to pay homage to one of the most versatile vegetables, or fruits ... Read more
A trip to the beach with the family was a wonderful distraction last week. Relaxing. Fun. Bonding. Growing ... Read more
I went on a wagon train a couple of weeks ago. Not a big one. Just 60 or ... Read more
I love fireworks. Don’t ask me why, because it doesn’t make any sense. Probably my first experience at ... Read more
Who wants to spend a week with a bunch of elementary age kids all excited about being out ... Read more
Summer vacation ain’t what it used to be. Better? You decide. One thing has remained the same, however; ... Read more