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In keeping our lives free from the love of money and to be content with what we have because God promised never will He leave us and never forsake us, we can say with confidence the Lord is my help

There were no ceremonies, no services, no remembrances. None of these to commemorate the demise of what was a rip-roaring, red-hot real estate market here and just about everywhere.

The city work staff has not been immune to the labor challenges confronting many other businesses and industries in the aftermath of the pandemic.

The grating question came out of nowhere, out of left field, like a flash of summer lightning in the distance. 

November offers two significant days for me. One is singularly professional and the other is collectively personal.

“You should never meet your heroes.” Such statements are designed to shield us from disappointment. Unfortunately, disappointment is a fact of life.

If you have had your television on during the last few weeks, you’ve seen the ads about compensation for people on or near Camp Lejeune and its burn pits. After watching these ads for a couple of w

Usually, I come away from Election Day either in good spirits or close to tears, but after these mid-terms, my fingers on one hand are rimming a celebratory glass of iced tea while my fingers on th

Sandra C. Taylor
For the News-Leader