Opinion
Letters From Readers
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Reader letters May 22
May 21Abortionist plea for life is a disgrace To the editor: How hypocritical that Dr. Gosnell, the infamous abortionist in Philadelphia, would strike a ...
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May 20 letters
May 17Thanks for the coverage To the editor: We had an excellent turn out for the SongSpinners Noon Concert. I think yourpublication of the information ...
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Reader letters, May 17
May 17Here’s how GOP can broaden its base To the editor: Recently the Republican National Committee released a 99-page report, the “Growth and Opportunit...
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May 15 reader letters
May 14Consider the view To the editor: When we come into the town of Maggie Valley from Dellwood, what does our eyes see? We see on the left side a ...
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Teacher of the Year: Public education is not broken
By Cecilia Ruth Marcus - May 10Editor’s note: Cecilia Ruth Marcus, this year’s Teacher of the Year, made the following remarks at the Haywood County Schools Foundation’s ...
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Reader letters, May 10
May 09School safety is worth extra taxes To the editor: In response to your invitation to weigh in on the school safety/tax issue, I have a suggestion. ...
Local Columnists
‘I Surrender All’ — a message for Pentecost
By Lucy N. Adams - May 14When we left the closing worship service at a church retreat, my friend seemed different. Her smiling face had changed to a blank expression. She ...
What's with this wet and wacky weather?
Jul 19Most of you know that I work at a golf course, and there is the long-standing joke that, “It never rains on the golf course.” I wish that were ...
Other Columnists
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DC Comics' M.I.A. heroes
By Eric S. Brown - May 22In September 2011, DC Comics relaunched its entire company and universe dropping all existing titles and replacing them with 52 new ongoing ...
Rolling with Stone
May 22Memorial Day Perhaps Memorial Day should be a somber day as we honor all the men and women who have lost their lives in military service to this ...
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The conservative case to preserve judicial public financing
May 22RALEIGH - On the very day that the N.C. Senate could vote to end North Carolina's innovative judicial public financing program, respected Republica...
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BearWaters Brewing Company celebrates 'a very eventful year'
By Paul Viau - May 22This Saturday, May 25, yet another Waynesville craft brewery is coming of age. BearWaters Brewing Company has survived — and thrived — its first ...
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Take the chance to dispose of chemicals safely
May 20Once every several years, there’s a collection point where local residents can safely dispose of harmful chemicals that could contaminate the ...
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For politicians, lots of blame, little control over jobs
By Scott Mooneyham - May 20RALEIGH -- There may be no subject that politicians talk more about and have so little control over as jobs. There is good reason for it. No ...
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N.C. activists need teachable Tuesdays
By John Hood - May 20RALEIGH — The North Carolina chapter of the NAACP is spearheading a weekly series of protests at the state legislature called “Moral Mondays” ...
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When ideas excite our competitors, we're in trouble
May 17The wholesale change in state government policy when it comes to creating jobs has some in the economic development realm “giddy” with excitement. ...
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Long live Camp Hope
May 17Congratulations to the Town of Canton for winning a lawsuit that would have turned Camp Hope into a private playground. Anyone who has studied the ...
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Don't play politics with children's safety
May 17The Haywood County Board of Education completely dismantled its proposal to improve school safety at the risk of having to raise taxes to pay for ...
Blogs
Iron Man 3 review
By Max Maier - May 23As I have mentioned in my Spiderman and Dark Knight Rises review, I am a big comic book fan. Behind Spiderman, Iron Man is my favorite. I love the ...
Spain: My last days and what I know now
By Kristian Buckner - May 20The last few days in Spain involved Cordoba, where we stopped by to see the mosque, and then Madrid again, where we ended our stay. We shopped, ...
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Book Review: Music of Ghosts by Sallie Bissell
By Haywood County Library - May 20Reviewed by Keneitha Bryson, Library Assistant at the Canton Branch Library Sallie Bissell received a typewriter as a Christmas present from her ...
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Book Review: Seraphina by Rachel Hartman
By Haywood County Library - May 13Reviewed by Librarian Donna Surles For 40 years, the humans and dragons of the Kingdom of Goredd have lived in an uneasy peace. Since the dragons ...
Comments
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Re: Community Foundation funds early childhood development projects
By Diane Stanton - May 20We greatly appreciate the Community Foundation for this funding. Their grant will help Region A Partnership for Children to do the very important ...
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Re: GOP leaders unite to explore Medicaid reform
By Bruce and Carole Larivee - May 18Reference in this article to "North Carolina's broken Medicaid system" is contradicted by an article published last month in your newspaper ...
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Re: Long live Camp Hope
By Jena K Sowers - May 18Thats all fine and good but the law suit was not brought against Canton for not allowing visitor's from other areas using the property. It was ...
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Re: Maggie Valley Memorial Day service is May 27
By Beverly Slone - May 18It should read "Attendees may bring
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Re: May 15 reader letters
By Allen Alsbrooks - May 16J. Bourke. While some of the buildings within the town limits of Maggie Valley could use some freshening up please keep in mind a lot of what you ...


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