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Letter to the Editor: From Grassroots to a Square Tradition

Before Halloween crowds filled the Square, local business owners had a vision: free, safe fun for Moore County families.

Sometimes the hardest part of moving forward is letting go of what we thought life would be. Stop reaching for the handle.

Pamela Church introduces herself with the Informed Citizens Focus Group, shares views on transparency and accountability.

We spend a lifetime learning how to make things happen. Learning when to let go takes a different kind of faith.

Moving to the South brings a whole new meaning to barbecue, biscuits, and the irresistible generosity of homestyle cooking.

Sovereign citizens claim freedom from taxes and laws. Their arguments spread online and, rightfully, fail in court.

Cars age, clothes fade, and the new wears off. Consider where we place our attention and what gives life lasting richness.

A second-Saturday tradition will be serving breakfast the way it always does – with the money going back to local kids.

Justin Verlander ended his 21-year career holding his daughter’s hand, a moment that spoke to every parent watching a child’s years pass by.

The question may not be whether we’re qualified, but whether we’re willing to trust God with the next step.

A New York native looks back on moving South, discovering sweet tea, and beginning a decades-long education in Southern life.

Concerned Citizens Focus Group is now the Informed Citizens Focus Group and is asking residents to help set priorities.

Good leadership does not make people smaller so the leader can feel bigger. It equips, encourages, and trusts.