We’re Listening: NC Minority Whip Chaudhuri
Don't miss the News & Views Interview Podcast from NC Newsline with NC Senate Minority Whip Jay Chaudhuri. This week Senator Jay Chaudhuri "discusses voting rights, public education, and LGBTQ…
We’re Reading: from the Supreme Court
It's been quite a week as June ended and the Supreme Court announced their rulings. The news often reports bits and pieces from the ruling opinions. Use this link for…
Candidate & Campaign Manager Training
Saturday, July 22nd, 2:00 pm - If you're running for a local office during the 2023 Municipal Election year or considering running for office in 2024, then this class is…
Pam Bloom: A Funny Thing Happened while Leaving the Party
"What happens when we begin to find the things that connect us?..." Pam Bloom Fifteen year olds don’t miss much. Never think they aren’t watching, reflecting upon adult behavior. Saturday…
Gerald Moose: Each and the Other
Each and the Other, poem by Gerald Moose - image by Sawai Chinnawong, 1959 on the day when love came there was no more we could do powerless finally at…
Who’s Running? Filing begins July 7th
Do you want to make a real and positive difference in the lives of your neighbors? Run for your local town board. The elected officials that most affect your daily…
Action Item: Check your Voter Registration
Are you registered to vote? Have you recently moved to NC or inside NC? Have you not voted in the last eight years? Make certain you're registered. That's Step #1…
Saturday Breakfast – 7/8/23 – 10 am
Do you understand the chaos regarding public schools that the Republican majority is creating in the NC legislature? Special speaker, Justin Parmenter, veteran teacher. Justin Parmenter, a veteran English teacher…
We’re Listening: Anderson Clayton’s Views
NC Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton is interviewed about her vision for moving forward. North Carolina’s Democratic Party Chair has a Plan, The Daily Kos' The Brief. Listen to the…
We’re Reading: The Local Paper
These recent headlines caught our attention in Rowan County's local paper, The Salisbury Post. Pay attention. Local papers can be a lifeline to the community. Read your local paper for…