Concerning city hiring practices ("City seeks to diversify workforce," Oct. 9), as a taxpayer I am uninterested in diversity or whether the city workforce reflects the racial or sexual make up of the city. My concern is that the best, most qualified people are hired for the taxpayers’ money.…
Referring to the Oct. 10 headline “Rockers attendance falls short,” the positive take is 108,200 people were downtown compared with ZERO prior to construction of Truist Point – even during a pandemic year. With new businesses, convention center, hotel and apartments to follow, High Point’s d…
In your Oct. 9 edition The Enterprise reported that the city had approved $50,000 as a line item for the Southwest Renewal Foundation to use towards the study, acquisition and eventual construction of a southwest city area greenway ("City approves greenway money"). And, any properties purcha…
The Guilford County Republican Party proudly stands with Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson as he endures the false and malicious attacks of left-wing politicians and media propagandists for exposing the existence of child pornography in our state’s schools. We are far more concerned with those who show…
Depending on your definition, William Shatner almost certainly is not the oldest person ever to go into space.
Closing school buildings for many months last year — and offering poorly planned and executed virtual schooling as a substitute — proved to be a disaster for North Carolina children, families, and the education system itself.
Supply chain woes
Planet at risk?
Go ahead and close it
As I interviewed several people who knew Paul Broyhill, the stories they told illustrated philosophies I had heard described the previous night.
Ted Budd is the wrong choice
Let racism die
To the editor: The case for full-time state legislatures: Most states have part-time legislatures. Part-time legislatures cannot effectively or efficiently deal with all the issues they face.
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Fifteen years ago, actor and director Clint Eastwood made two films about the World War II battle for the Pacific island of Iwo Jima — one told from the perspective of American soldiers, one from the perspective of Japanese soldiers.
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