$700K For NC Small Businesses From Duke Energy Foundation
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Duke Energy Foundation today announced $700,000 of new funding will be made available to North Carolina small businesses in partnership with community development organizations. Small business grants ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 will be distributed through […]
Read MoreIBS & Digestive Issues Takes To Social Media
Are you spending more time in the bathroom than you’d like? Loads of TikTok posts show you’re not alone. Young people, especially women, are increasingly talking on social media about gastrointestinal distress, such as irritable bowel syndrome or chronic bloating. […]
Read MoreExploring Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome Effects
By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer You’re not crazy, you’re just traumatized systemically. This is not an Achilles heel or a crutch, it’s just the facts. I’m sharing this knowledge in hopes that we can collectively embrace and use it […]
Read MoreCASA’s King’s Ridge Is Set To Transform Housing And Homelessness In Raleigh
By: Jordan Meadows – Staff Writer CASA, a leading nonprofit in affordable housing, is nearing the completion of its most ambitious project to date: King’s Ridge. This $13.7 million development is set to make a significant impact on the lives […]
Read MorePuerto Rican Black Culture Lives In Loiza
By Steve Worthy Special To The Carolinian Each year, starting around July 23rd, in a town on the northeastern coast of Puerto Rico, tradition comes alive with the annual FiestasTradicionales en Honor a Santiago Ap6sto (Saint James the Apostle Traditional […]
Read MoreLancaster Family Establishes Endowed Scholarship in Honor of Parents at NC Wesleyan University
ROCKY MOUNT- The Lancaster family joined Dr. Evan D. Duff, President of North Carolina Wesleyan University, to formalize the creation of The William Ted & Karen Naylor Lancaster Family Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship honors the legacy and contributions of the […]
Read MoreLaroche, The Only Black Man On The Titanic
Black Archives South-Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche was a Haitian native, traveling as a second-class passenger on Titanic with his wife and two daughters. In many depictions of the events surrounding RMS Titanic, the people shown are white and many assume […]
Read MoreReady or not, election season in the US starts soon. The first ballots will go out in just two weeks
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It might feel like the presidential election is still a long way off. It’s not. There are just over 70 days until Election Day on Nov. 5, but major dates, events and political developments will make it fly by. […]
Read MoreRural Infrastructure Authority hands out $1.65M in ‘building reuse’ grants to rural communities
NC Newsline This week, the Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) approved eight grant requests to local governments worth $1.65 million. The grants will support infrastructure development, building renovation, expansion and demolition and site improvements in rural communities across the state. The […]
Read MoreSAU Secures Credit Agreement from Gothic Ventures to Ensure Fall Semester Success
RALEIGH, NC- One of North Carolina’s historically black colleges/universities (HBCUs) starts its school year with a big win thanks to a new partner in the Triangle. Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) announces the closing of a credit agreement with Gothic Ventures, […]
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