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March 08, 2009
Balance has nothing to do with it
Labor union organizers do not deserve free rein to push unions into companies where members of management and laborers are dealing with daily work issues just fine on their own
Understanding uranium’s benefits — and risks
All technologies and activities have benefits and risks; there is no free lunch
March 01, 2009
A controversial end to a shocking murder
You have a district attorney who chose certain punishment without parole for these offenders in an uncertain and tragic case
February 22, 2009
A victory for police policy, training and fairness
Rennie Hunt’s death was tragic and unfortunate, but was brought on by his actions — and not that of the officers
February 15, 2009
Obama must make better choices
On Jan. 20, Barack Obama ceased to be a Democrat. He became the American president
The worst of times offers a unique opportunity
The museum is fortunate to have an energized board that has accepted the challenge
January 27, 2009
We’ve got the right captain on the bridge
All of us should pray that his navigation is accurate
January 22, 2009
Obama’s search for ‘the better angels of our nature’
We must move past party affiliations and distinctions based on color, origin or ethnicity
January 20, 2009
We can live the dream of freedom here at home
If we have the capacity to dream and the audacity to hope, there is really no limit to what we can accomplish as a nation
January 18, 2009
Living through an identity theft nightmare
I pray that God will handle this serious matter once and for all to teach police officers all over this country that they are only the law when things are done lawfully
Education is today’s ‘silver lining’
Parents find real value in a private school education
January 11, 2009
That video re-enactment didn’t help us win the case
I was not consulted about the possible legal ramification of a pre-trial video that turned out to be inaccurate
January 06, 2009
Barack Obama can’t turn it around overnight
For the moment, the only things that all of us can and should agree on is that starting later this month, our new president will begin a monumental task
December 25, 2008
It was about much more than the presents
My grandparents simply capitalized on the simple and made it grand
December 21, 2008
Are we ready to fight for those jobs?
We’d better be ready to compete if we want auto jobs
Asking all the right questions is really the key
Now is the time to be sure your concerns are included
December 01, 2008
Breastfeeding is both normal and natural
Breast milk is a priceless, precious gift that only a mother can give to her child
November 30, 2008
What’s next for the Dan River Region?
Moving forward requires change, risk-taking and leadership
November 17, 2008
The future of America depends on us
Together we can transform this nation — we can go from ‘yes we can’ to ‘yes we will’ and eventually to ‘yes we did’
November 06, 2008
Although the vision may tarry, wait!
On Nov. 4, 2008, America chose its 44th president of the United States. The presidential election has always been the most important day in our country’s history. You would not know it by the lack of participation in the greatest Democracy in the world. From past elections, groups of people of every race, creed and religion chose to sit out of the process because most of us at certain times felt as though there was nothing or no one to vote for. In layman’s terms, it seems that no matter who was running for the office, it always seemed to be one group of people that was not represented.
November 04, 2008
Vote not as Democrats or Republicans, but as Americans
Regardless of who wins, the first job is restoring that honor, healing this nation’s self-inflicted wounds
October 26, 2008
What will happen to us on Nov. 5?
We must find a way to put the evil genie that has been unleashed back in the bottle and start to heal the bitterness and division that this election has created
A horror to last beyond Halloween
Such a purge of community touchstones reflects, in fact, contempt for that identity
October 19, 2008
A problem we can’t ignore
For our council members and other community leaders to put their heads in the sand and pretend there is no problem at Danville Regional is to invite disaster
Let’s talk about it, Virginia Uranium!
Virginia Uranium must admit that mining and milling uranium in Pittsylvania County would be an experiment because it hasn’t been done in an area with our population density and rainfall
October 12, 2008
During a fire, can you get out of your house in time?
The most important key to your family’s safety is planning and practicing a home fire escape plan
October 07, 2008
Who cares what they want us to think?
I would encourage everyone to watch tonight’s debate on television or listen on the radio
September 28, 2008
Stuck in the expensive middle (class)
Just because a family isn’t struggling to meet everyday expenses doesn’t mean they can afford to pay tens of thousands of dollars for college costs
September 21, 2008
Va. debates mining while N.C. waits
Show us evidence. And let us review it thoroughly while we have the peace of mind of knowing that Virginia’s uranium moratorium is securely in place
These kinds of things are bad for business
Businesses should be aware of the image they project
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