All tagged election 2018
A year ago, a few friends set out to take something we’ve all been used to – daily news publication – and conform it to what the market is really saying…and do it with zero cost to the consumer. Neuse News Publisher BJ Murphy looks back at milestones in the development of Neuse News, where it is now, and what’s ahead.
Neuse News columnist Reece Gardner shares his views on the Sunshine State’s election woes.
Award-winning columnist and author Jon Dawson recaps a very, very busy Election Night at the Neuse News studios.
Watch our Election 2018 Results show from Tuesday night (and Wednesday morning).
Before I get into the discussion of some of the results of our recent election, I just want to express my gratitude to so many wonderful people outside our immediate family who have shown great love and compassion to My Emma and me during her ongoing illness.
Technical issues have caused Lenoir County’s Board of Elections to call it a night without final results.
I have had this conversation with a number of people through the years. When a person complains about politicians, legislative actions, or decisions by state, local, or national government, I ask one question: “Did you vote?”
Tonight at 8:00 the Neuse News team will bring you a special Election Eve Preview show featuring Publisher BJ Murphy and Editor Bryan Hanks. We will preview the races in Lenoir, Jones and Greene Counties and we have lined up some very special guests!
N.C. Senate candidate David Brantley is concerned about why his opponent, Sen. Louis Pate, has not appeared in public lately.
In his first letter to the editor, Ray Collier shares his support for Chris Humphrey.
In his first letter to the editor, Gary Alphin offers his support of Chris Humphrey.
In her first letter to the editor, Linda Howard Turner offers her support for Chris Humphrey.
In his first letter to the editor, Lenoir County Commissioner Eric Rouse declares his support for Chris Humphrey.
In his first letter to the editor, Rep. Greg Murphy endorses Chris Humphrey.
Lenoir County GOP leader John Nix gives his advice on how to vote on the six N.C. constitutional amendments.
Five candidates for Jones County Board of Education and 12 candidates for Jones County Board of Commissioners promoted their candidacy as 123 citizens watched in person and many more watched live online.
I want to direct my remarks today to the subject of prejudging others, which most
of us do from time to time.
The event – which will feature candidates for the three Jones County school board seats and for the seven new districts in the county – begins at 6:30 p.m., in the Jones Senior High School gymnasium. The event is free to the public.
Neuse News Editor Bryan Hanks sat down with the NC House 12 candidates George Graham and Chris Humphrey recently. In this video, we asked the same questions to both candidates and alternated their responses to keep the process fair.
The event – which will feature candidates for the three Jones County school board seats and for the seven new districts in the county – begins at 6:30 p.m., in the Jones Senior High School gymnasium. The event is free to the public.
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