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OPINION - Cardinal & Pine

Op-ed: Mayland Community College should get student IDs approved for voting

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With the reopening of the application period, Mayland Community College can rectify this situation by submitting an application to the NCSBE to have its student IDs approved as an acceptable voting ID within the published time frame. 
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Op-Ed: For Latinos, ‘parent’s rights’ should be about support and respect

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There’s a big myth about Latino parents held by many that they don’t want to be involved in their children’s education. The reality is much more complex. They face many barriers to getting to the table with those in charge of their children’s education, including working several jobs, lacking childcare or transportation, or navigating healthcare challenges. 
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Opinion: The dangerous consequences of NC Republicans’ public masking ban

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We urge the North Carolina House to reconsider this dangerous bill and listen to the voices of those who will be most impacted by it. Public health measures like mask-wearing are not just about individual safety—they are about community protection and solidarity.
Early voting begins in 2026 NC primaries

Opinion: Rural communities would suffer the most if NC Republicans expand their school voucher program

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NC lawmakers are rapidly expanding publicly-funded funded vouchers for private schools while public schools remain underfunded. A North Carolina lawmaker dishes on who has the most to lose. 
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Op-Ed: How N.C. workers are changing the narrative on climate

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For a long time, climate change has felt distant—something scientists study and activists march about. But as we look around our neighborhoods, and our daily lives, we realize the impact of climate change is not nine miles above our head at the ozone layer, but settling in right here at home. In Johnston County, as summers get hotter and the weather more extreme, it’s showing up in the form of high electric bills and the increasing need for home weatherization.