Tom Campbell believes some changes may be needed but the General Assembly should rush to make big changes.
- By Al Stanford
Al Stanford asks questions about salvation and whether you believe.
- The Rev. Steve Davis
The Rev. Steve Davis says the more we become like Jesus, the more people will see God.
- Mark Plemmons
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes:Â Concerts return to Downtown Concord, Elizabeth's Treasures closed; Concord Micro-Con is coming; Jim Helms Day, and changing wire services.
- Tom Campbell
Tom Campbell outlines issues facing the N.C. General Assembly.
- By Al Stanford
Al Stanford discusses The Strait Gate and how to get to Heaven.
Mike Ruffin talks about "moving day" in the Bible.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes:Â Two new restaurants, Panda Fest, ELK's war on litter, a new app for lawncare and an odd list about how people are dealing with inflation.
Tom Campbell discusses the proposed "day off" on May 1 for teachers to make a point with lawmakers who won't raise teacher pay.
Al Stanford asks questions about salvation and what each of the three answers mean.
The Rev. Steve Davis says when God works in our lives we develop a love for his words.
Concord Councilperson Andy Langford wrote this in response to the outcry over a proposed ICE Detention Center in Concord.
Mike Ruffin considers the gift of forgiveness as he looks at the Paul's letter, the book of Philimon.
Gaynelle Redwine began working at Rowan Vocational Opportunities Inc., 50 years ago and has remained their number one cheerleader ever since. As the agency prepares to celebrate its 60th year in existence she has finally exited with her radiant smile and her Dallas Cowboys pompoms.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes:Â A Wendy's commercial shoot; an Arby's sauce shortage; Pint Day for brewers across N.C.; the Robert Tucker 5K; the Extension Service's Spring Plant & Herb Festival; and the Friends of the Midland Library's poetry contest and Spring Fling.
Tom Campbell agrees with the recent Supreme Court ruling on Leandro, but squarely blames for the N.C. General Assembly for failing to provide for education in the state.
Al Stanford talks about salvation and the torment of Hell and how to avoid it.
Mike Ruffin said the hope of Easter is the hope for all.
Robyn Benjamin recalls moving and finding news friends in Alabama.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes: The continuing traffic jam on Concord Parkway is caused by the Union Cemetery realignment with Rock Hill Church Road; Jaggers looks like it will open in the old Chick-fil-A in front of Walmart; and Toll Brothers wants to build 142 homes on Weddington Road.
Tom Campbell asks why N.C. Democrats haven't been innovative like previous education adovates like Terry Sanford and Jim Hunt.
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Al Stanford discusses the answers to the question of where you will go when you die.
The Rev. Steve Davis writes that holiness through Jesus Christ is the mark of true revival.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes: Caleb Wygal's story on how he became a successful writer, his Mrytle Beach Mytery Series and the sponsors for the Mount Pleasant Literary Festival.
Tom Campbell looks at some of Sen. Phil Berger's actions in the N.C. General Assembly.
Al Stanford urges readers to repent from sin and accept Christ's Salvation.
The Rev. Steve Davis looks at what revival means and how to get it.
Mike Ruffin outlines how the world describes some Christians.
Mark Plemmons' Friday Five includes: Avelo's new flights to Cleveland and Indianapolis; a few numbers about the Cabarrus Boys & Girls Club; M/I Homes is expanding its footprint in Concord, Kannapolis and Locust; Car Max is looking to open a dealership on Davidson Highway; and the next Concord Art Walk will be Saturday, March 28.