To recap, older adults are dying their hair to get rid of gray while young adults are dying their hair so it will appear gray.
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BJ Murphy: The importance of intent
I’d rather you not create a social media account than to be lazy in your approach.
Sarah Jo Sever: Expansion of digital libraries
Whether you’ve read eBooks through our library in the past, or you’re a new user ready to explore the rapidly growing world of digital libraries, Neuse Regional Library would like to introduce you to an exciting new service that is getting rave reviews from our users.
Mike Parker: We should celebrate the U.S. Constitution’s birthday
Each year September 17 comes and goes with little notice. September 17 should rank with July 4th as a date we celebrate.
Graham Hill: I'm back, Neuse News
Well, hello again, folks. I’m baaaack… at Neuse News. As many of you might recall, this past May I wrote a farewell column sharing that I would be leaving Neuse News. On September 5th, I underwent jaw surgery at Shriner’s Hospital in Chicago, to correct my underbite.
Reece Gardner: Teacher, I am an American citizen
Words to live by: "God gives us a fingerprint that no one else has so that we can leave an imprint that no one else can." We all have opportunities to make life better for others. My Emma was an inspiration to me in the way she reached out a helping hand to those who needed help.
Justin Barnett: A Life and death issue
September is national suicide prevention month, so I decided that I would write an article about this issue. Since I have preached the funerals and ministered to the families of a few people that committed suicide, and because years ago I came very close to committing suicide myself, this is an issue close to my heart.
Jon Dawson: My stance on the important issues
Neuse News Columnist Jon Dawson breaks his silence on the political issues of the day.
Mike Parker: Erosion of separation of powers hits our pocketbooks
Do you have any idea how much of the Lenoir County budget our commissioners actually control? At most, only 22 percent of the county budget is spent at the discretion of the commissioners. Seventy-eight percent of the budget is allocated to meet mandates.
Cooking with Tammy Kelly: Crockpots are still my favorite
These days there are so many new cooking gadgets and equipment to choose from, from instapots to air fryers, and combinations of the two, the good old crockpot remains my favorite!!
Junious Smith III: Just bring on basketball season already
Junious Smith III breaks down why he’s excited about the upcoming basketball season.
Reece Gardner: Education choices on the rise
Today, I want to talk about education, and I want to begin by thanking the great teachers here and elsewhere who regularly go beyond the call of duty to provide the best education possible for our children.
Parrott student has exhibits shown at NCMA
On Sept. 8, Parrott Academy sophomore Anastasia Hnatov was honored at the N.C. Museum of Art reception for winners of this year’s Teens, Inspired art competition.
Justin Stout: Our favorite literary lecturer returns
While we are currently in the midst of efforts to increase awareness in the community that the Library offers much more than just books. Neuse Regional Libraries continue to make books, literature, and culture a cornerstone of our services.
Jon Dawson: La Grange teen to become world's youngest long-haul trucker
A 16-year-old La Grange girl prepares for life as a long-haul trucker.