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By Jay Williams, Jr. and Charles W. Waring III    Note: Below is the full transcript of our Dec. 12 interview and the email responses to the questions that we did not have time to ask.    Q: Let’s start with addressing flooding, which remains a top priority for your administration. We recently signed an agreement with the Army Corps for the preconstruction, engineering and de...


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By Jay Williams, Jr. and Charles W. Waring III    Note: The responses below are edited for reasons of space and clarity. Please see the link here for the full transcript of our Dec. 12 interview and the email responses to the questions that we did not have time to ask in person. One immediately gathers that the momentum for progress and solutions is palpable to all who ente...


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By Ford Walpole    Robert (Bob) Fraser reflects on the birth of the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE), noting that Dicky Trotter was among the early organizers of the event. “Dicky was a businessman and a visionary. He had been to the Waterfowl Festival in Easton, Maryland, and he believed we could start a similar event here. He reached out to Van Smith, Dick Coen and me b...


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By Missy Craver Izard    Winter blues setting in? It might be time for a trip to the mountains. Whether you’re craving quiet days of stillness, a cozy winter house party or a full-on snow-skiing adventure, these mountains have something for everyone.  Western North Carolina is home to a true winter wonderland, offering snow-filled fun like skiing, snowboarding, sledding and tubi...


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The late Jim Flatley with Medal of Honor recipient James Livingston. PHOTO PROVIDED  By Peg Eastman  Rear Admiral James (Jim) H. Flatley died on December 12, 2025, and is mourned by the military and those who knew and loved him.   Jim’s career followed in the footsteps of his prestigious father, Vice Admiral James H. Flatley, Jr. During War II as a lieutenant commander and figh...


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