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Martin County Election Shenanigans (Florida)
There has always been shenanigans but this year is beyond the pale! There has been a bit of drama back home in Martin County with the upcoming election. Its slow growth vs developers and the election is for the soul of Martin County. Our friend, Chris Collins, is running for county commissioner. He noticed that…
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Starting over again
When I moved to Florida way way back I kinda went kicking and screaming. That was the 80s. My parents were going to be there so that was a positive for my son. In fact, if not for that move I would not be sitting here in NC totally enjoying my awesome son, dil and…
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It’s been a while! Hi everyone!
It’s been about a year since I wrote anything. I think about it especially when I’m driving. I’m sure the same things happen to you. It sounds so good in your head and then you get home and poof its gone. When I first moved to NC I lived in Carrboro. I did like it…
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Adventures at the North Carolina DMV!
When I moved up here and said I had to get my drivers license people literally laughed at me and said ‘best of luck.’ This whole ordeal started when I decided to change my insurance to my current location. I was told I had 15 days to register my car or my Florida license would…
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Movin forward. What goes around comes around.
For years this blog was my happy place. Jefff Liggett, the owner of TreasureCoast.com discovered me here. At first I guest posted and then he asked me to take over as editor. For about 8 years I was honored not only to report the local news but report about our water issues and many local…
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No Kings Day Hillsborough NC
I attended #nokingsday in Hillsborough, N.C. I went specifically there because of it’s incredible history with the revolutionary war. The protest in Hillsborough was organized by a local group called Concerned Carolinians. They are an local unaffiliated grassroots political action group. Xavier Adams, Sally Greene Orange County Commissioner at large and Retired North Carolina Congressman…
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Fight for the Backcountry
The Alamance Battleground State Historic Site in North Carolina hosts an annual reenactment of the Battle of Alamance called ‘fight for the Backcountry. ” This event marks the anniversary of the 1771 battle, which was the violent conclusion of the Regulator Movement. The reenactment features 18th-century soldiers, artillery, and living history interpreters, recreating the conflict between the Regulators and Governor…
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