Author: Ms. Jheri Worldwide

By: Ms Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer The North Carolina Museum of History's Annual African American Cultural Celebration (AACC) once again proved to be a vibrant and enriching experience, drawing crowds to its 24th iteration. Serving as the statewide kickoff to Black History Month, this year's event, held on Saturday, January 25, 2025, offered a powerful testament to the enduring contributions of African Americans to North Carolina's history and culture. While

By: Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer  The vibrant arts scene in North Carolina's Triangle region was fully displayed at the recent Triangle African American Theater Preview 2025 event at the Raleigh Little Theatre. This showcase previewed an exciting lineup of upcoming productions. From beloved classics like The Color Purple, Jitney by August Wilson, and even a Caribbean-infused reimagining of The Little Mermaid, our area theaters offer a wealth of opportunities

  By: Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Growing up in North Carolina, I was taught and strongly encouraged to appreciate the beauty around us. From the vibrant wildflowers lining our highways to the kaleidoscope of colors as leaves changed each fall. We spent countless hours outdoors, running, playing, and simply absorbing the natural splendor of our state. Littering was a rare offense, a shocking anomaly. I vividly remember a friend,

  By: Ms. Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Cleveland "Chick" Harris, a name that would later echo through the annals of American football, began his life in the heart of Durham, North Carolina, in 1945. Born to teenage parents, Chick's early years were deeply rooted in the close-knit community near downtown Durham. He resided with his mother and aunt, a homeowner, which was a notable achievement for Black women at the

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer The year was 1788, a new capital city was born in North Carolina: Raleigh. Uniquely, its location was selected with military strategy in mind - far from the vulnerable coast line. Raleigh blossomed in its early years, with the population soaring from under a thousand to over 2,600 between 1810 and 1820. The Civil War, largely spared the city from property destruction. Following the

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer On Tuesday, January 7, 2025, Raleigh's business community gathered at the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts for "Economic Forecast: Launch 2025," presented by Wells Fargo. the highly anticipated event drew a crowd eager for insights into the economic outlook for the coming year. Business leaders seeking a competitive edge in 2025 found what they were looking for: "Launch 2025" provided a comprehensive

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer On Tuesday, January 7, 2025, Raleigh's business community gathered at the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts for "Economic Forecast: Launch 2025," presented by Wells Fargo. the highly anticipated event drew a crowd eager for insights into the economic outlook for the coming year. Business leaders seeking a competitive edge in 2025 found what they were looking for: "Launch 2025" provided a comprehensive

By: Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer As we step into 2025, our attention, clicks, and engagement are invaluable to the establishment. But who is really and truly worth our incalculable attention? These five dynamic individuals and organizations are poised to make significant strides in their respective fields, leaving a lasting impact on business, media, and our community. From entrepreneurial giants to innovative media platforms, these folks and their platforms represent the

By: Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer "Six Triple Eight," directed by Tyler Perry, tells the empowering true story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the only all-Black, all-female battalion to serve overseas during World War II. This film was powerful on so many levels from the family connections, to the faith in oneself, and over all perseverence to get the job done and do it well! The unsung heroes will

By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Shirley Plantation, nestled on the banks of the James River in Virginia, stands as a stately monument to America's formative era. Established in 1613, this sprawling 800-acre estate is steeped in history, boasting the title of "America's oldest family-run business." Yet, beneath the veneer of manicured landscapes and meticulously preserved buildings lies a story that remains largely incomplete. I pulled up mid-morning to a parking area