Beth Beasley News Today

Hall with senator Bernie Sanders. From columbus, ohio, here is chuck todd. [ applause ] good evening. And welcome to the msnbc town hall with senator Bernie Sanders of vermont. We are in columbus, ohio, on the campus of the ohio state university. Home, of course, of the buckeyes. Tomorrow is a huge day in the president ial race. Voters in five states goes to the polls tomorrow, including missouri, north carolina, illinois, florida, and of course, right here in the biggest battleground state of t...

Henderson County (Aug 24, 2022) - “Ridge Lines: Steps in Time,” featuring selections of the late Tom Orr’s weekly column in the Times-News, will have its launch from 3 to 5 p.m. at Woodlands Gallery at 419 N. Main St.

A book launch has been scheduled for Tom Orrs Ridge Lines: Steps in Time release.

Henderson County (Jun 15, 2022) - One might imagine Sally Egolf Wilson pitching her family’s story to a Hollywood producer — two sets of twins (one unplanned), two children struck by serious brain traumas, the emotional weight on the twin who didn’t get sick caring for the one who did, a close call on Sept. 11 in New York City, kids’ struggles with jobs, college and relationships as young adults, hurricanes and blizzards.

Henderson County (Jun 15, 2022) - One might imagine Sally Egolf Wilson pitching her family’s story to a Hollywood producer — two sets of twins (one unplanned), two children struck by serious brain traumas, the emotional weight on the twin who didn’t get sick caring for the one who did, a close call on Sept. 11 in New York City, kids’ struggles with jobs, college and relationships as young adults, hurricanes and blizzards.

Beasleys book to feature selections from 12 years of Tom Orr’s Ridge Lines columns

Here are the real estate sales that made the headlines in 2021.

Here are the real estate sales that made the headlines in 2021.

Joining the Peace Corps after 60: Older volunteers reflect on experiences Beth Beasley, Times-News correspondent When the Peace Corps was established 60 years ago in 1961, most volunteers were young, often fresh from a college graduation. According to the official Peace Corps website, the average age of recent volunteers is 28, though many are far older, reaching into retirement age. There are many returned Peace Corps volunteers in Western North Carolina who have joined after 60, including Ana...

Armed with a mission to promote “world peace and friendship,” the Peace Corps has sent over 240,000 volunteers from the U.S. to 142 countries around the globe since the U.S. government program was established in 1961.