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President has taken tax cuts off the table. We will Ask White House Economic Advisor larry kudlow about this and much more an interview you will see first on fox business. Welcome everybody, this is bulls bears and thank you for joining us. I am david asman, joining me on the panel jonathan own neck, jackie d analyst, zachary and gary deese both. President trump taking slack after tax cuts, he says the economy is strong so we do not need them. Larry kudlow, National Economic council will join us at any minute now. But jackie, if the economy is slowing down and there are signs, today we have re...

PEMBROKE — David G. Locklear, retired master chief in the United States Navy was presented the Order of the Long Leaf Pine at the Lumbee Warriors Association…

In their more than three decades on the road, Gary Deese and John Scism have lived out the lyrics of every trucking song that comes to mind.

Locklear was born just a year after World War I began in 1919, said Gary Deese, a retired command sergeant major who represents the Lumbee Warriors Association. “(He) was born into a family of farmers coming of age during the Great Depression, and worked hard on the family farm before being drafted in the U.S. Navy,” Deese said. From his home in Maxton on Monday, Locklear reflected on what led him to the Navy and his life after the service. IN THE NAVY Locklear was born to Nora and Otie Locklear and was raised near the Prospect community. By the time he was 21, he had his own family and...

MAXTON — One of the Lumbee tribe's oldest living veterans didn’t think he’d ever join the military when World War II broke out.  But on March 26, his 102nd birthday, Evert Frank Locklear was recognized by the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina for his service.   Tribe leaders presented Locklear with a warrior’s patch insignia, which symbolizes all the Lumbee warriors who have fought in conflicts since World War I.   Locklear was born just a year after World War I ended in 1919, said Gary Deese, a retired command sergeant major who represents the Lumbee Warriors Association.  “...