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Tidelines: Notes from the Publisher’s desk

 Gary Hurley

Tidelines – March 6, 2014

Since I refuse to complain about the Polar Vortex and this ongoing, miserably cold, North Carolina winter (my apologies here to Michigan and Wisconsin transplants that are rolling their eyes […]

 Gary Hurley

Tidelines – Winter 2013-2014

I believe there’s a bell curve when it comes to live shrimping for trout, and I have myself placed at the very top—the most desirable location—of the curve. It’s my […]

 Gary Hurley

Tidelines – November 14, 2013

I self-admittedly am a very fortunate person. Aside from the standard items on the “fortunate” list that I am obligated to lead with—wife, kids, family, health, etc.—I get to do […]

 Gary Hurley

Tidelines – October 24, 2013

My two oldest boys—Owen (age 8) and James (age 6)—and I recently made a great fishing memory together, and I have NewBridge Bank to thank for it. Their dad may […]

 Gary Hurley

Tidelines – October 10, 2013

I was driving back to the office after running errands, casually listening to an early afternoon news report on public radio about how the government shutdown wasn’t really being felt […]