Throughout the year, many observations, ideas and promptings have been shared under the two categories: Columns and Opinions.
All in Columns
Column: 'Tis the season to be tacky?
Another holiday event canceled. My tacky grinch inspired outfit can wait until next year. Have a safe holiday season!
The Scoop: With Santa Claus
You better watch out
You better not cry
You better not pout
I’m telling you why……
Cathy's Creative Corner: The Ugliest Doll
Joy is a typical little girl. She loves playing with her vast array of dolls.
From a teen's perspective: Holiday Inclusivity
Society needs to take a moment this season and recognize that Christmas isn’t the only holiday.
Political Opinion: Nuestro Sistema de Justica Quebrado
Political Opinion: Nuestro Sistema de Quebrado Condado de Davidson, hoy vengo a ustedes con un artículo sobre uno de mis temas favoritos: Nuestro sistema de justicia quebrado. El mes pasado, nuestro país demostró una vez más cuán urgente es la reforma de nuestro sistema de justicia penal.
Political Opinion: Justice System is Broken, not Failing
Democratic Party leaders writes, “Davidson County, today I come to you with a piece on one of my favorite topics —- Our broken justice system. Last month, our country proved once again just how bad we need a reform of our criminal justice system. People across the nation are speaking out about how the justice system.”
Political Opinion: Public Servants
Political Opinion: As we all know the main race coming up in 2022 are local elections, the main one will be for County Commissioner. At the top of the list is maintaining Constitutionality at the local level. Most have a particular view that the Constitution only encompasses that which they are in favor of. Truth is that it was written to include all, only a couple of Articles and Bill of Rights are specifically addressed to the citizen.
Kassie's Column: Life Happens
I’m sure we’ve already heard the phrase before: There are two things in life that are certain – death and taxes.
Cathy's Creative Corner: The Wright Kids (Part 3)
Glancing at her watch, Crystal is pleased to see she has arrived for her appointment with Mrs. Porter 15 minutes early.
Cathy's Creative Corner: The Wright Kids (Part 2)
“Hello. Is this Mrs. Barbara Porter?”
Cathy's Creative Corner: The Wright Kids (Part 1)
“Good morning, Ms. Long. I hope you’re as excited about joining the staff here at the Department of Social Services Childcare Division as we are about getting some much needed help!”
Starting Davidson Local has given me extra memories with my mom and for that, I am thankful!
From a teen's perspective: Importance of Collaboration
November 13 marked the last fall season regatta I’ll ever participate in as a youth rower.
Chloe's Mindful Minute: Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a day where families gather to eat, share thanks, and prepare for the start of the holiday season.
Cathy's Creative Corner: Concert Daze
The first small box she picks up makes her pump the brakes. Hold up, wait a minute!
Chloe's Mindful Minute Monday: Accountability Person
Acquiring an accountability person is one the best things you can do for yourself.
Cathy's Creative Corner: 'Meep! Meep!'
Collette glanced at her reflection in the full-length mirror. She had to look nice since all three grade levels would be in the middle school gym at the same time.
Column: Old fur babies + new fur baby
If you know me well then you know this about me. If you don’t you’re about to find out.
Cathy's Creative Corner: To Retire or Not to Retire
Cathy’s Creative Corner provides weekly short stories. Catherine is a Lexington, NC native and a proud graduate of Lexington Senior High School. She received an associate degree in Business Administration from Davidson County Community College.