Words with the Publisher  

For those who take the opportunity to have a few words with our publisher. This space is reserved for one to explain or entertain, but please do not bore.

Yesterday the famed 101st Airborne returned home to Fort Campbell Ky to a well deserved homecoming with their families after a year of combat in Afghanistan.
As my life progresses, I am more concerned with the way my country is lacking in unity.
Just add a "federal mandate" (aka TOO MUCH GOVERNMENT) to leave EVERY child behind
I'm writing in response to Ms. Winborne's letter which recklessly attacks the Tea Party and the GOP.
What is the Sunshine Law? Every State has a Sunshine Law that provides public access to public records, public meeting minutes, and open meetings.
Please remember that "non profit" never implies a lack of financial self interest or a failure to be motivated by the bottom line. UHS is not the "white knight" its supporters suppose
It seems that the Mainstream media suddenly woke up and determined that Palin should go away and Michelle Bachman should be muted.
Those who complied with N C General Statute 131E-13 are to be commended. They likely prevented a challenge to the contract with UHS being brought.
Businesses of all types are properly run every day and I am sure good self management is not beyond Beaufort Community Hospital's reach.
Your article insults my intelligence. You provide no evidence to support your "belief", yet you spout ignorant rhetoric.
The following are comments made by Velma Hickman that will be spoken before the Beaufort County Commissioners on January 10, 2011.
Good journalistic reporting is supposed to answer the six basic questions: Who, What, Where, When, How and Why.
Good journalistic reporting is supposed to answer the six basic questions: Who, What, Where, When, How and Why.
Just a thought from the outside looking at this whole process of the take-over of the hospital: I wonder if it is rigged? Have you ever heard of The Hobson Choice?
Along with most of the residents of Beaufort County, I'm glad to see that the BRHS Board of Commissioners is preparing to commence negotiations with all four of the bidders who submitted responses
This is the second entry in our Words with the Publisher category that expresses an opinion from the second public hearing held on the fiscal condition of the Beaufort Regional Health Services.
Velma Hickman schools the crowd, mostly advocates for the medical community, on the process of governing small counties in North Carolina.
Well this day, the Publisher wishes to tender a few thoughts to his readership so we will, in turn, reverse roles, and this time the column will be: Words from the Publisher.
So the Washington Daily News has jumped on the University Health System bandwagon. Or is it "jumped into bed with" UHS?
It's becoming a Ground Zero for a heated exchange between those who respect the events of 9/11 and the Muslim community (represented by Imam Rauf) who doesn't seem to.
I don't know about you, but I'm tired of honest, well-intentioned, patriotic Americans being called names, and especially racist ones.
Labor Day traditionally begins the mid-term election campaign season and is a good point to reflect on what will happen in some eight short weeks.
On Monday, Aug. 30, the Huffington Post posted a vile piece offering $100,000 for a sex tape or other incriminating information on Glenn Beck so they can permanently remove him from the airwaves.
The RFP is solid, but it does not address some of the important issue the Hospital board will have to address. One of those issues is short term cash flow.
As a human being, I am touched at the virtues that Shirley Sherrod came to embrace. I am thankful that her lesson is the one we are talking about instead of divisive racist inuendo.
These past few weeks, I've heard all kinds of people, celebrities, groups, and even animals (ie, the New Black Panther Party) label the TEA Party as "racist."
After federal troops were finally withdrawn from the South following the Civil War and Reconstruction era, Democrats regained power in every state in the South.
In a free enterprise system a person can only become rich by creating value or improving the lives of others. A person can only become rich by giving people what they want.
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