Clean up abuse of food stamps ANOTHER VIEW | LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL Jul 18, 2026 Jul 18, 2026 0 Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The threat of financial penalties has states scram-bling to clean up their food stamp programs. For this, the White House deserves applause.kAm!C6D:56?E s@?2=5 %CF>AVD ~?6 q:8 q62FE:7F= q:== p4E 762EFC6D 2 AC@G:D:@? E92E :>A@D6D A6?2=E:6D @? DE2E6D E92E E@=6C2E6 7C2F5 :? &]$] s6A2CE>6?E @7 p8C:4F=EFC6VD $FAA=6>6?E2= }FEC:E:@? pDD:DE2?46 !C@8C2>]k^AmkAmp44@C5:?8 E@ E96 286?4JVD @H? 7:8FC6D[ >@C6 E92? `_T @7 E96 >@?6J 56G@E65 E@ E96 AC@8C2> :D H2DE65 @? Q:>AC@A6CQ A2J>6?ED] %96 AC@8C2> 4@DE S`_`]f 3:==:@? :? 7:D42= a_ad — E96 765D A2J 7@C :E[ H9:=6 E96 DE2E6D 25>:?:DE6C :E — >62?:?8 >@C6 E92? S`_ 3:==:@? H6?E FA :? D>@<6]k^Am kAm%96 ?6H AC@G:D:@?D 8@ :?E@ 67764E ?6IE J62C] $E2E6D H:E9 6CC@C C2E6D 9:896C E92? eT H:== =@D6 2 A@CE:@? @7 E96:C 7656C2= 7F?5:?8 7@C 7@@5 DE2>AD[ 7@C4:?8 E96> E@ A:4< FA E96 5:776C6?46] ~?=J ?:?6 DE2E6D >256 E96 8C256 :? 7:D42= a_ad]k^Am People are also reading… Lil' Roberts Place to end 16-year run - ‘One hell of a ride’ Atrium Health Cabarrus ranks among North Carolina's best hospitals in U.S. News report Friday Five: New restaurants, National Night Out and bestseller coming Concord urges residents to keep common contaminants out of recycling bins 50 years of service - honoring Dr. Doug Kelling Cabarrus County reminds drone operators of 'no-fly' zones downtown Whataburger set to open near Concord Mills Thursday NC State football depth chart projection, projected starters for Wolfpack in 2026 N.C. Transportation Museum to host Brew & Choo concert and craft beer Saturday Cabarrus County property tax bills on the way; online payments available NC doctor receives reprimand after telling patient to put hand sanitizer in ear Barber-Scotia announces Hamilton as Student Government president Trump admin cuts grants for Duke, Cabarrus Health Alliance and others KHA presents Cannon Mills: Yesterday's Memories in Photography Salisbury VA receives additional funding for facility improvement projects kAmv:G6 E96 (9:E6 w@FD6 4C65:E 7@C :>A=6>6?E:?8 2 >@C6 7:D42==J C6DA@?D:3=6 4@FCD6]k^Am 0 Comments Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Most Popular Lil' Roberts Place to end 16-year run - ‘One hell of a ride’ Lil Roberts Place, a quirky dive bar in the heart of downtown Concord, plans to close next month, ending a 16-year run. Atrium Health Cabarrus ranks among North Carolina's best hospitals in U.S. News report Atrium Health Cabarrus has been recognized among North Carolina's top hospitals in the annual U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rank… Friday Five: New restaurants, National Night Out and bestseller coming Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes: 7 Brew Drive-Thru and The Cheesecake Factory are coming to Concord; the Farmington Famous Toastery is nea… Concord urges residents to keep common contaminants out of recycling bins The City of Concord is reminding residents that recycling the wrong items can be just as harmful to the recycling process as not recycling at all. 50 years of service - honoring Dr. Doug Kelling Dr. Doug Kelling, who joined what is now Atrium Health Cabarrus in 1976, has spent five decades treating patients in the Concord area.
Lil' Roberts Place to end 16-year run - ‘One hell of a ride’ Lil Roberts Place, a quirky dive bar in the heart of downtown Concord, plans to close next month, ending a 16-year run.Â
Atrium Health Cabarrus ranks among North Carolina's best hospitals in U.S. News report Atrium Health Cabarrus has been recognized among North Carolina's top hospitals in the annual U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rank…
Friday Five: New restaurants, National Night Out and bestseller coming Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes: 7 Brew Drive-Thru and The Cheesecake Factory are coming to Concord; the Farmington Famous Toastery is nea…
Concord urges residents to keep common contaminants out of recycling bins The City of Concord is reminding residents that recycling the wrong items can be just as harmful to the recycling process as not recycling at all.
50 years of service - honoring Dr. Doug Kelling Dr. Doug Kelling, who joined what is now Atrium Health Cabarrus in 1976, has spent five decades treating patients in the Concord area.
