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In this episode of the Roundtable Talk podcast, hosts Hal Nunn, Ruben Castellon, and Chris Holland, along with guest James Diaz, candidate for North Carolina House District 48, discuss a variety of topics concerning Hoke County's development and infrastructure. They address concerns about the impact of crime on the community, the challenges of accurately reporting and understanding crime statistics, and the importance of law enforcement agencies like the sheriff's office and Raeford PD.
Additionally, they discuss the relocation of the Open Door Soup Kitchen and efforts to secure a permanent facility for it. The conversation also covers broader political and social issues, including tax rates, education, federal mandates, felon voting rights in North Carolina, and the importance of transparency and community involvement in politics.
Full transcript available HERE
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Additionally, they discuss the relocation of the Open Door Soup Kitchen and efforts to secure a permanent facility for it. The conversation also covers broader political and social issues, including tax rates, education, federal mandates, felon voting rights in North Carolina, and the importance of transparency and community involvement in politics.
Full transcript available HERE
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