Thought for Today Psalm 139 14 Prayer
Thought for today reflects on Psalm 139 14 and asks for divine sight to see others as God does. A brief prayer seeks guidance to love those around us with Jesus’ example and compassion.
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Newspaper
Johnstonian News
Location
Kenly, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2025
Page
3
Thought for today reflects on Psalm 139 14 and asks for divine sight to see others as God does. A brief prayer seeks guidance to love those around us with Jesus’ example and compassion.
Steven F. Wilson argues President Trump’s DEI ban aims to roll back inclusive education. He cites lawsuits by NEA AFT and ACLU, noting judges limit federal overreach and warn against politicizing classrooms while praising high performing charters that resist anti racist programs.
The Johnstonian News invites reader opinions on public interest topics. Do not publish letters promoting products, libelous or vulgar content, or personal attacks. Unsigned or unverifiable claims are ineligible. Letters must be signed, include writer’s address, and a verification phone number.
Our Opinion urges Smithfield to fill the District 1 vacancy with a transparent process, drawing applications, interviewing publicly, and including East Smithfield input. The council should avoid closed-door interviews and ensure the chosen appointee represents East Smithfield while serving all residents.
North Carolina lawmakers clash over a 2025 27 budget with divergent tax plans. The Senate pushes faster income tax cuts while the House aims for a slower path, arguing the House plan would raise revenue targets and taxes over five years. Inflation and Hurricane Helene are cited as factors altering forecasts. John Hood comments on political dynamics and potential future tax shifts.
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