Author: Jheri Hardaway

Jheri Hardaway is a staff writer for The Carolinian whose reporting explores the intersection of activism, politics, and community life across North Carolina. Drawing on her own experience and history in political organizing and civic engagement, Hardaway focuses on political coverage that highlights grassroots movements, public policy, and the voices of communities often overlooked in traditional media. Through thoughtful storytelling and analysis, she brings attention to the people and issues shaping the region’s political and social landscape.

WCPSS District 4 Event 

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Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer On September 5th at Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School Ms. Toshiba Rice, District four Board of Education and Ms. Tara Waters, District five County Board of Commissioners hosted an impactful workshop for parents, community leaders, and changemakers. The event goals were to engage with elected officials, learn about ways to navigate the Wake County Public School System with specific strategies for supporting students and families,
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Exclusive: Durham Former Police HQ Redevelopment By The Peebles Corp

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Ms. Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer [caption id="attachment_8984" align="alignright" width="476"] Rendering provided exclusively to The Carolinian by The Peebles Corp[/caption] The City of Durham has chosen The Peebles Corp., a Florida-based real estate firm, to redevelop its former police headquarters property downtown. This decision marks a significant step forward for the four-acre site, which has been vacant since 2018. This news comes fresh off of Don Peebles masterclass in real estate
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Book Review: Evolution Of A Revolutionary 

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Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Jasmine Guy is widely known as Whitley Gilbert on the game-changing sitcom A Different World. However, there is way more substance to her story than the bougie college student depicted for six seasons or 142 episodes on NBC. While A Different World, pushed Jasmine Guy to a new level of stardom her book Evolution of a Revolutionary allowed her to shine in a whole new
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Citizen Spotlight: Celeste Beatty And NC Based Harlem Brewing Company

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By: Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer I'm excited to share our next citizen to spotlight, Celeste Beatty the first Black woman to own a brewery in the United States. You will be thrilled and inspired by the story of Harlem Brewing Company, particularly their North Carolina division, Harlem Brew South. As soon as I walked into the historic space, I was captivated by the size and the architecture. This space
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Driivz, EV Charging Company, Chooses Raleigh As New HQ

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Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer Driivz, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging software solutions, has announced plans to establish its North American headquarters in Raleigh, North Carolina. The company, which was founded in Israel in 2012, has a strong global presence and is expanding its operations in the United States to capitalize on the growing EV market.Driivz's decision to choose Raleigh as its headquarters is driven by several
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AT&T Workers Nationwide Escalate Strike: A Conversation with Locals Striker

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By: Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer In a demonstration of solidarity across nine Southeastern states, workers at AT&T have taken to the picket lines in an ongoing strike, citing unfair labor practices. The strike, organized by the Communications Workers of America (CWA), has seen widespread participation, including right here in North Carolina. CWA's most recent press release states, "AT&T workers on strike include over 17,000 technicians, customer service representatives, and
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Historic Prince Hall District Under Siege By Developers

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By: Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer The fight to preserve Raleigh's historic Black neighborhoods, like the Prince Hall District, has intensified as developers encroach on land once vital to the African American community. In an exclusive interview, Eugene Myrick, a mayoral candidate and advocate for these neighborhoods, sheds light on the ongoing battle against gentrification and the exploitation of Black landowners. "Prince Hall District was once a majority-Black neighborhood," Myrick
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Love Without The Price Tag: Celebrating Weddings Affordably

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Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer Weddings are special opportunities to celebrate love, commitment, and the beginning of a new life together. Yet, somewhere along the way, the idea of the "perfect wedding" has become synonymous with extravagant spending. I thought love didn't cost a thing. Social media and Western customs say otherwise. For many couples, the pressure to have a lavish event can lead to financial stress, debt, and even
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Embracing The Old To Build Sustainability Future

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By: Ms. Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer In a world of disposable goods and fast fashion, there is a growing movement toward sustainability, which I am passionate about. There is no such thing as trash if you use your imagination. Recycling and upcycling have become my way of life, not just as a hobby, but as a mission to fight against the tide of economic instability and environmental degradation. On many
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Citizen Spotlight: Author A. Ruth Proctor

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By Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer A. Ruth Proctor is a force in the community. Business owner, community organizer, mother and so much more, I was thrilled to ask her a few questions about her experiences. I first inquired about her influences from her writing to her philanthropy and other areas, "My personal experiences in foster care and surviving domestic violence have taught me to be intentional and purpose-driven in
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