Sun Journal Staff and Leadership Roster
The Sun Journal lists Michael Distelhorst as Group publisher and Chris Segal as Editor. Ken Warren serves as Group advertising director with Sheila Meadows as Circulation director.
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2019
Page
6
The Sun Journal lists Michael Distelhorst as Group publisher and Chris Segal as Editor. Ken Warren serves as Group advertising director with Sheila Meadows as Circulation director.
The piece argues President Trump will seek a national emergency to fund or build a border wall, bypassing Congress. Legal scholars warn of court challenges and power shifts, noting standards are unclear and checks on executive authority exist. The author critiques the move as overreach and politically driven.
John Hood reflects on North Carolina's rural urban suburban divide and ReConnect NC forums at NC State. He notes voters' crossovers in 2016 and praises embracing flexible boundaries over rigid categories. The Raleigh forum highlighted school construction and Teaching Fellows while planning the October 15 Charlotte event. John Hood chairs the John Locke Foundation and appears on UNC‑TV.
Robert Samuelson reviews The Affluent Society (1958) by John Kenneth Galbraith, noting his sharp, authoritative style and ideas on shifting from private prosperity to a larger public sector. The piece weighs Galbraith’s predictions against postwar reality, including growth in government, limits of consumption, and the 2007–09 crash, concluding the book remains influential though its optimism faded.
Weather notice summarizes temperature range and precipitation, noting humid conditions and 24 hour totals. It mentions monthly and yearly records, sunrise and sunset times, and moon phase observations for the period.
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