Author: Special to the County Compass

Pay Back Time!

Illinois hospital must pay millions for vaxx-mandate that did not honor religious objections

Editor’s note: This report comes from a press release on the website of the Liberty Counsel law firm – http://www.lc.org ILLINOIS – On July 29, Liberty Counsel settled the nation’s first class-wide lawsuit for health care workers over a COVID shot mandate. The class action…

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Gwendolyn Gibbs

Apostle Gwendolyn Gibbs extends outreach begun by mother & sister

By Assistant Pastor Melanie Woods | LOVE MINISTRY NEW BERN – It was over a process of two years before I found my Spiritual home. I say thanks be to God for leading me to Love Ministry. My Pastor, Apostle Gwendolyn Gibbs, along with Apostle…

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Voices of Volunteers at The Old Theater

By Elaine Creel In 2003 my husband Bill and I had just moved to Oriental and were driving around town when I saw an open side door at The Old Theater. I had always wanted to act in a “real” play and decided to go…

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Sex education in Craven may be on wrong path

Four Board of Education seats up for grabs By Patti Mason | Guest Commentary Craven County Schools has a sex education class paid for by a grant called Pride. The Board of Education voted to continue the program with an ‘opt-in’ policy. There is also…

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FDA: Are You Insane??

For God’s Sake, Don’t OK Big Pharma’s Vaxx for Babies!

By Toby Rogers Editor’s note: An advisory committee of the Food and Drug Administration met Wednesday, June 15, to discuss whether — based on the totality of scientific evidence available – the BENEFITS of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine (when administered as a three-dose primary series)…

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Ouch! Season & Limit shrink for flounder

MOREHEAD CITY –The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries announced this week that the 2022 recreational flounder season will open at 12:01 a.m. Sept. 1 and close at 11:59 p.m. Sept. 30. The season will open with the following provisions for both the recreational hook-and-line and…

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Case For Arming Teachers

By R. Alan Harrop, Ph.D Editor’s note: Mr. Harrop resides in our area, and is a regular contributor to this newspaper.  The tragedy this past week in Uvalde, Texas, calls for a reassessment of student and teacher protection. This incident is another of several that…

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MAYORAL CANDIDATE JEFFREY ODHAM CALLS FOR RUNOFF IN NEW BERN

By Jeffrey Odham After spending the Memorial Day weekend with my family, and participating in several events throughout our community, I have decided to call for a runoff in the race for Mayor of The City of New Bern. With just 4 votes separating first…

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Shooting of endangered Red Wolf prompts reward

  TYRRELL COUNTY – The Animal Legal Defense Fund – the nation’s preeminent legal advocacy organization for animals – is offering an additional $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for shooting and killing a federally…

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“Hey little Johnny! Or is it Joanna?”

Local schools move away from just the 3 R’s Parents not notified if student (of any age) changes ‘gender assignment’ BAYBORO – Pamlico County School District reminds me of any typical family. We have our arguments, but in the end we are still a family….

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Wake goes WOKE!

By Carolina Partnership For Reform WAKE COUNTY – This week, the Wake County School Board approved Millbrook High School’s request to ‘partner’ with a radical organization called “We Are” on so-called “anti-racist teacher training.” We Are, according to its own website, helps teachers impose Critical…

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‘We’re off to see the Wizard!’

Join us for this wonderful adventure when a tornado rips through Kansas and Dorothy and her dog, Toto, are whisked away to the magical land of Oz. Follow the Yellow Brick to performances at The Old Theater on April 29th and 30th at 7pm and…

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