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Nuclear, they are not telling the truth, the truth is the opposite, it paves a path of gold for them to get to a nuclear arsenal. i believe it has to stop. there is one other reason, what do you think all countries around us are thinking? they are saying, well, if they have nuclear weapons, our survival is at stake, they will arm themselves, they may be arming themselves now with nuclear weapons, you could end up with a middle east, crisscross by nuclear trip wires because of this flawed deal, this deal should not be signed. there should be a different policy, a policy of crippling sanctions, ...

Prevent iran from becoming nuclear, they are not telling the truth, the truth is the opposite, it paves a path of gold for them to get to a nuclear arsenal. i believe it has to stop. there is one other reason, what do you think all countries around us are thinking? they are saying, well, if they have nuclear weapons, our survival is at stake, they will arm themselves, they may be arming themselves now with nuclear weapons, you could end up with a middle east, crisscross by nuclear trip wires because of this flawed deal, this deal should not be signed. there should be a different policy, a poli...

Nettie Cheek bought the Mega Bucks ticket from Wendover Curb Market on East Wendover Avenue in Greensboro.

RALEIGH — A Harnett County man won a $200,000 Mega Bucks top prize after purchasing a $5 ticket from a local store, according to the North Carolina Education Lottery. Anthony Raines, a native of Dunn, purchased the winning ticket at the Bass Country Store on N.C. 27 East in Coats.  The Mega Bucks launched in January with 10 top prizes all at $200,000. Three tickets still remain to be won, according to the Education Lottery. Raines claimed his prize at the Lottery headquarters in Raleigh Wednesday, taking home $141,501 after state and federal taxes. Each year the North Carolina Education ...

  RED DEER -- The Red Deer Hospital Lottery kicks off this Friday, and the grand prize is a home worth over $800,000. For the seventh year, the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation (RDRHF) has teamed up with Sorento Custom Homes for the 2021 Red Deer Hospital Lottery Dream Home. The more than 3300-square-foot bungalow is valued at $840,000. The home will include furnishing provided by The Brick and the home prize package will also include $10,000 cash. "I think it is even better this year than last year," said RDRHF Marketing and Communications Manager Travis Kuschminder. "Lots of great...