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Laura Douglass

Laura Douglass

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Staff Writer, The Pilot

Southern Pines

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Chile, Women’s Rights, Body Image, Skincare, Social Justice, Beauty, Diet Culture, Education, Traumatic Brain Injury

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Total articles 2562

  • Former Students Surprise Beloved Educator with Mini-Reunion

    By Laura Douglass Verified|The PilotVerifiedEveryone has a favorite teacher. You may remember them for their creativity or genuine love for their subject. Perhaps it was their kindness, or maybe they were great listeners or terrific orators. No matter the reason, the outcome was the same: You were inspired and are a better person for knowing them. For Ken Loyd, teaching was a natural expression of his heart for children, music and nature. “It was about making every day an adventure,” he explains.

    By Laura Douglass Verified · The Pilot

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Charming Cameron: Small Town Pride for Anniversary Celebration

    By Laura Douglass Verified|The PilotVerifiedSituated along a plank road and later the railroad, the town of Cameron was much like its neighbors in Moore County and across the South. Small, rural and primarily an agricultural hub when it was established in 1875, this picturesque community was home to farmers and hardscrabble entrepreneurs who carved a living in the turpentine and timber industry, and the mercantile interests that followed.

    By Laura Douglass Verified · The Pilot

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Former Students Surprise Beloved Educator with Mini-Reunion

    By Laura Douglass Verified|The PilotVerifiedEveryone has a favorite teacher. You may remember them for their creativity or genuine love for their subject. Perhaps it was their kindness, or maybe they were great listeners or terrific orators. No matter the reason, the outcome was the same: You were inspired and are a better person for knowing them. For Ken Loyd, teaching was a natural expression of his heart for children, music and nature. “It was about making every day an adventure,” he explains.

    By Laura Douglass Verified · The Pilot

    Apr. 08, 2025

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The Pilot

Community newspaper that covers the Port Hueneme and Oxnard areas