Gazette Editorial Page Editor Named
Jennie Lambert appointed publisher of the Gazette with Barry Bridges stepping in as editorial page editor. The changes assign Lambert to lead the publication and Bridges to oversee opinion sections and editorials.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2007
Page
4
Jennie Lambert appointed publisher of the Gazette with Barry Bridges stepping in as editorial page editor. The changes assign Lambert to lead the publication and Bridges to oversee opinion sections and editorials.
Local paper notes editorial leadership with editor John Pea at Freedom Communications. The brief profile highlights his role shaping coverage and newsroom direction at the outlet.
A concise manifesto asserts that true freedom comes from self control and personal responsibility. It emphasizes equal endowment by the Creator, the right to life and property, and the goal of empowering individuals to promote and preserve freedom for themselves and others.
The funding bill funds the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan through Sept. 30 without a timetable for withdrawal or troop rest standards. Democrats gain more spending and federal mandates, including $60 million for salmon subsidies, a higher minimum wage, and hurricane relief, while Bush vetoes earlier deadlines. The outcome favors no withdrawal plan and preserves continued funding amid ongoing debate on war ends and future prudence.
Readers argue about a church event where a pastor’s wife and a male performer used blackface for a Randy Travis song. Posts question race, intent, apology, and church inclusivity while呼讽ing culture, faith, and community response amid wide comments on racism in the South.
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