Cabarrus Cheap Seats

Yet another example of how you can get noticed by posting stuff to Cabarrus Cheap Seats.
Bob Carruth is now a celebrity…among Alabama seniors - check it out.

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Recently, I announced that I was endorsing Bob Orr for North Carolina Governor.  I’ve also spoken at events in Cabarrus and Davidson Counties on behalf of the campaign.  In that post, I discussed briefly why I decided to choose him over the other candidates.
For this week’s Friday Five, I’m going to explain why I’m backing [...]

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It looks like Liz Poole is the overwhelming second choice for Cheap Seats Readers with 9 votes. Wendall Fant and Holly Blackwelder are tied for second with 3 votes, and Bob Carruth and other are tied with 1 vote each.
OK, who do y’all like for gov?

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Two weeks ago, the IT ran this story reporting how pharmacists are upset about the County distributing a medical savings card.
The following day: the IT ran this story giving figures about how much people in other counties saved and about what a great program the County says that it is.
Last night, a representative from the [...]

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Somebody sent me the list of questions the Cabarrus Observer-affiliate “The Cabarrus Neighbors” is using for the Board of Commissioners candidates.
They are timely and engaging…FOR THE 2006 ELECTION!
If you don’t believe me, check them out for yourself; and see how you can do something about it

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Did you realize that since the last election in 2004, over 4,000 new Republicans have registered to vote in Cabarrus County? With this large of a number, no candidate is really an incumbent, and no incumbent can rest easy, because a large segment of the electorate either has no opinion of those running, or [...]

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If you didn’t attend the Harrisburg Egg Drop on Saturday, March 15th; be glad you didn’t.  The press coverage in Harrisburg Horizons did not accurately describe what took place on that day.  The letter to the editor which ran in the current issue of Harrisburg Horizons did.  I attended the event with my family, so here [...]

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Any website is a work in progress, but this is a quantum leap.  Here are a few things that have changed.

There will be two ways of posting an article: Registering a user name and submitting a draft (afterwards, you’ll be promoted to author and you can post whatever you want - whenever you want)  or [...]

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I found out late last week that a paper that I have for ASME is due today. So, I didn’t want to spend this weekend on integration of the new blog. At any rate, it’s pretty much finished. I took most people’s advice but for the font (sorry, Aaron).
Please let me know [...]

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