Wake County Offers Nearly $1.4M For Low-Income Home Repairs
Application period now open for home repair forgivable loans Qualifying homeowners in Wake County can get up to $90,000 to address urgent repairs that threaten the safety and stability of their homes. The Major Repair Program is a pilot available […]
Read MoreUniversity Of Alabama Anti-DEI Law Shuts Black Student Union Office
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) – There was one major deciding factor in Cierra Gilliam’s decision about where to go to college. When she toured the University of Alabama’s flagship campus in Tuscaloosa, her guide took her to the Black Student Union […]
Read MoreSylvester Magee: The Last Living Former American Slave
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Sylvester Magee, who is thought to have been born in or around May 1841, and widely recognized as the last living former American slave, captivated the nation with his remarkable life story. Magee’s early years […]
Read MorePanthers All About Developing Second-Year
EXPECTATIONS: The Panthers have no grand illusions of being a Super Bowl contender following a 2-15 season in which they never held a lead for a single play in the fourth quarter. This season is all about the development of […]
Read MoreShe Didn’t See Her Black Heritage In Crossword Puzzles, So She Made One Own
NEW YORK (AP) – It started a couple of years ago when Juliana Pache was doing a crossword puzzle and got stuck. She was unfamiliar with the reference that the clue made. It made her think about what a crossword […]
Read More15th Annual African American Cultural Festival Shines
Photographer: Mathias Bishop Staff Writer: Jordan Meadows The African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh celebrated its 15th year. The event took place over the weekend on Fayetteville Street in downtown Raleigh. Known for attracting over 40,000 attendees, the festival aimed […]
Read MoreEmbracing The Old To Build Sustainability Future
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 […]
Read MoreDemocrats Renew Calls For Justice To Recuse Himself
NC Newsline-Democrats are again calling for Justice Phil Berger Jr. to recuse himself from two high-profile cases involving his father, state Senate leader Phil Berger. Their calls follow a ruling by the North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday, which denied […]
Read MoreCalifornia lawmakers pass just one part of reparations legislation
Sept 1 (Reuters) – California lawmakers passed just one part of a three-bill package addressing reparations for slavery and racism in the waning days of their state house session, amid reports the governor had raised concerns. Dozens of demonstrators arrived […]
Read MoreUS Open: Frances Tiafoe And Taylor Fritz Will Meet In An All-American Semifinal
NEW YORK (AP) – Frances Tiafoe and Taylor Fritz set up an all-American semifinal at the U.S. Open with victories Tuesday, guaranteeing the United States a man in the title match at the country’s Grand Slam tournament for the first […]
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