Includes information on politicians’ role in education and a list of education-friendly candidates.
Columns
The Scarlet Letter(s) of Donald Trump
Stuart Egan takes a look at Trump’s Scarlet Letters – and finds one for every letter of the alphabet.
City Views: The Roller Mill in West End Mill Works
The restoration of a 1935 mill has provided a space for community and events in the West End.
Why The Screwtape Letters Matter Now – OR, What C.S. Lewis Said About The Current Election
Stuart Egan takes a look at how Screwtape’s letters to Wormwood have application to this election cycle.
Miles Apart: Hard Times in the Blackboard Jungle
Miles takes a look at navigating school as an aspie and how an understanding teacher can make all the difference.
Renounce, Forest! Renounce! – An Open Letter to Dan Forest about His Slogan
Stuart Egan offers suggestions on some possible, more accurate, slogans for Dan Forest’s campaign for Lt. Governor.
3rd Shift: We’re Going to Miss Him… Tailgating for Democracy… So Long Folks
Chad Nance looks back over 12 years of writing about politics & President Obama as he writes one last political column on the President’s visit to Greensboro.
Miles Apart: Bullies on Parade
Miles takes a look at facing bullies, and how the effort to make friends can help Aspies as they deal with these situations.
A Letter to My Daughter: Your Father is a Feminist
“I can only hope that I as a father have set at least some sort of precedent on how you as a woman should expect to be treated by a man.”
Winston-Salem Difference Makers: Katie Paterson
Katie Paterson is a life-long resident of Winston-Salem. She is currently a Lieutenant in the Operations Support Division of the Winston-Salem Police Department.