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Opinion
Senate Bill 287 is just wrong-headed
They’re at it again. Some members of the N.C. General Assembly are tinkering with openness in state government. Specifically, we’re talking about Senate Bill 287, ... Read more
Sound Off, April 17, 2013
Wah, wah, wah, on the gun problem. I guess the next issue in Congress will be knife control. So much for gun control, huh? How ... Read more
Sound Off, April 14, 2013
Yes, I’m calling in reference to the article on the front page of the Wednesday paper, which states that the county opposes the House Bill ... Read more
Sound off, April 10, 2013
I have no problems with banning assault rifles and handguns. We don’t need them in America. I have nothing against the government coming and taking ... Read more
BCCC hosts eye-opening experience
Beaufort County Community College opened a lot of eyes Tuesday. The school held an open house that focused on its advanced manufacturing program. People, mostly ... Read more
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Columns
Don’t miss second symphony performance
Don’t miss second symphony performance Who says lightning doesn’t strike twice? The North Carolina Symphony is returning to the Washington waterfront June 9. The symphony’s ... Read more
New feature safe, easy to use
May marks the beginning of a new partnership between the Washington Daily News and Google. Because of this partnership, visitors to TheWashingtonDailyNews.com may be asked ... Read more
Washington Summer Festival turns 30
The Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce is excited about the 30th anniversary of the Washington Summer Festival on June 7-9. The festival has such deep ... Read more
Women who raised the red-and-black flags
By RAY MIDGETT Special to the Daily News When posed the question “Who were the guardians of long-ago mariners?” most folks would picture brawny ... Read more
Raising the bar: tackling health issues with actions
Two men walk into a bar. Ouch! They both get concussions. What’s the problem with this scenario? The first fellow saw the bar and warned the ... Read more
Letters to the Editor
Wonderful experience
To the Editor: I was privileged to experience an evening filled with praises to our Creator, God, and deep expressions of love in a time ... Read more
Letter to the editor: Nature vs solar panels
To the Editor: I have known and been friends of the Woolards for more than 10 years. I have visited their home before and after ... Read more
Letter to the Editor
The Washington Daily News has been a part of my life since I could read. I am now 70 years old. From 1960 until 1985, ... Read more
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The hidden costs of a wind facility
To the Editor: Invenergy Corp.’s inner circle must be having some interesting conversations about how easy it was to get those yahoos down in Beaufort ... Read more
Letter to the editor: Hurts to care
To the Editor: Hurts to care: Why did so many angry people show up at the recent public hearing about the fate of a small ... Read more
