Mike Ruffin talks about death and what it means for Christians.
- Mark Plemmons
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes Raising Cane's coming to Concord Mills; Sheetz is looking to open convenience stores in Cabarrus County; Dr. Frank Pancotto is honored for more than 30 years as a certified doctor for internal medicine; ELK is beginning its spring litter clean-ups; and Edd…
- Tom Campbell
Tom Campbell discusses Sen. Phil Berger's defeat and whether the N.C. Board of Elections will certify the election.
- By Al Stanford
Al Stanford talks about the seasons and the changing seasons in life as a born-again Christian.
- The Rev. Steve Davis
The Rev. Steve Davis recalls hating fresh coconuts as a child, but points out the most important thing to hate is sin.
- Mark Plemmons
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes $77 million more invested at Eli Lilly; a new business park is coming N.C. 73 near I-85; a $1 makeup store is coming to Concord Mills; and an apartment complext sold.
- Tom Campbell
Tom Campbell outlines how serious the mental health issues are in North Carolina and says the state must do more to help its citizens.
Al Stanford outlines how to know you are saved and what to do if you want to be born-again.
The Rev. Steve Davis shares his favorite meals as a youngster and how it changed over time. He tells us how to "make a meal" out of God's Word.
Wilson R. Cherry says first responders need more training to deal with people with mental illness, mental challenges.
Mike Ruffin recalls the burial of John F. Kennedy Jr. and something his family said about his burial at sea.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five:Â Concord's Winter Litter Sweep cleans several miles of streets; construction and improvements at Concord parks are progressing; Avelo is extending it flight schedule to the fall; Concord Regional receives an unmwanted ranking; and readers respond.
Tom Campbell explains local taxes in North Carolina and the "can of worms" the General Assembly has opened in looking at property taxes.
Al Stanford qoutes scriptures and says God must discipline you for you to be saved.
The Rev. Steve Davis shares a story about a song and the woman who sang it.
Mike Ruffin outlines some of the ways the secular world uses the Bible.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five:Â A update on development along Copperfield Boulevard, an update on Gary's BBQ and Mark's barbecue rankings.
Tom Campbell says it is dangerous to have too much power only in the hands of a few.
Al Stanford reminds how to avoid hell.
The Rev. Steve Davis says AI reminds us that Satan may disguise himself as an angel.
Robyn Benjamin recalls a challenging class and the result after asking for help.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five:Â the Harrisburg Youth Council is building a pollinator garden at Phar Mill Park; Meals on Wheels is holding a soup sampling fundraiser; a special event is coming to Reed Gold Mine; and the governor appointed a Cabarrus resident to a state board.
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Francis Koster outlines how subsidies are fueling pollution that is bad for consumers.
Surveys show that large numbers of Americans are concerned about the future of the American republic. Tom Campbell said the question is whether they will vote to do something about it.
Al Stanford reminds us of the power of resurrection and the what it means for the born-again.
The Rev. Steve Davis says a joyful heart comes from more than playing a game.
Mike Ruffin considers whether to pray for God's will or to ask for the thing you want.
Robyn Benjamin tell us about Otis, the man in the garage.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five: Barber-Scotia has made big progress in two weeks; Pancake Day is March 19; tips on recycling; and a Mount Pleasant play.
The Kaiser Family Foundation has just released a nationwide poll reporting that people say the issue that will most affect their votes come November is the increased costs of health care.