Page 11 - David Larson News Today

By David Larson, Special to the Mirror

The governor has limited options to help broker a deal, unlike the ongoing dispute with federal rail workers, which allows the President and Congress to intervene.

Scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory...

Henderson County (Oct 22, 2022) - A split in the United Methodist Church, North Carolina’s second largest religious denomination, has seemed increasingly likely the last few years, and now at least 260 churches in the state’s 779-church eastern conference, known as the N.C. Conference, have voted to disaffiliate or plan to next year.

Scientists have spent an inordinate amount of time during the COVID pandemic sifting through sewage—an attempt to consult the so-called "oracle in the

Vireo Health argues its products are "chemically identical" to THC edibles derived from legal hemp.

Labor and business experts say all eyes are on the scope of the nurses’ strike strategy, and how hospitals respond.

We are excited to welcome families from throughout the region to the Glenbard Parent Series Navigating Healthy Families, an award-winning program that empowers parents, guardians and educators with the knowledge and tips to help raise healthy children.

Henderson County (Aug 5, 2022) - The final step in the N.C. Green Partys journey to be on the states 2022 ballots may be in sight, as Judge James Dever, the federal judge overseeing the partys lawsuit against the N.C. State Board of Elections, released an order Monday signaling the case was made "moot" by the NCSBEs decision to certify the Greens as a party.

Bill Harlan and I were all smiles last week when we met at a Rapid City bagel shop to relive old times and consider current events.