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At the end of October, the “smaller” Walmart opened at Northcross.

We know there are still issues concerning crime, traffic, truck routes and others.

Please let us know when you have a problem that needs to be addressed.

You are also free to contact the new store manager with issues: Scott Gray at 420-9669.

We met him. He indicated a willingness to listen and to address public concerns.

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We know some are still not pleased that there is a Walmart there of any kind.

But we hope everyone who supported RG4N understands how amazing and rare our win is.

As the opening day for the Walmart at Northcross draws near, we have something special to share with you.

RG4N leaders were recently interviewed by reporters for the NPR program "State of the Re:Union." Nope, that's not a typo.

State of the Re:Union explores how American cities and communities face challenging circumstances, and highlights what gives an area its uniqueness.

SERIOUS AS A HEART ATTACK: THE INDEPENDENTS’ STORY By: Jackie Salit When we finally get far enough down the road on health care reform, it will become clear that a drivi

President Obama has been taking to the airwaves and holding rallies and town hall meetings in an effort to win over Americans who are cautious about his plan to overhaul the health care system.

On Sunday he'll appear on five TV talk shows in an effort to sway public opinion in his favor.

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Independent voters

Unrest among voters has implications for midterm elections; Watch those polls – but watch those polls carefully!

In the 1990s, Dick Armey was a leading Republican congressman who opposed changes to health care proposed by the Clinton administration.

He is now chairman of the private conservative group FreedomWorks, and explains to Steve Inskeep what he's doing to influence the current debate on overhauling health care.

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President Obama has been using campaign-style events to push for a major overhaul to the nation's health care system.

Last week the president held three town hall meetings on health care. Fighting the information war has been the president's focus.

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TMA (click for PDF)Update 2:30 p.m.: MoveOn just sent an apology email clarifying that "Senators Cornyn and Hutchison are not expected to attend, as we said in the email—nor are any other members of Congress." Regardless, it's a chance for you to weigh in on the matter.

Over the past week, members of Congress have been shouted down and booed at town hall meetings around the country, but President Obama got a far different reaction Tuesday when he came to talk health care in coastal New Hampshire.

The loud debate over the issue took place outside the president's forum.

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