He Endured Years Of Terror In His Own Neighborhood
By Karl Cameron Contributing Writer Driving in the 200 block of South Pettigrew St. gives you the impression that this is a typically quiet residential neighborhood. However, that has not been the case for Vietnam Veteran Leroy Mitchiner in the […]
Read MoreEducation Department Releases Some After-School Funds; Other Grants Remain Frozen
NC Newsline – The U.S. Department of Education said Friday it would release some frozen federal grant funds for after-school programs, following lawsuits from 24 states and pressure from 10 Republican senators. The freeze, announced by the Trump administration earlier […]
Read MoreCitizen Spotlight: Tyrone Hall On Finding A Way Home By Forging A Path Abroad
By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer For some, the path in life is a straight line. For others, it is a winding, uncertain, and often challenging road. It is on that meandering path, however, that a journey of true self-discovery […]
Read MoreBlack Americans Still Face Deep Retirement Gaps Despite Higher Incomes
NNPA-A report from the Employee Benefit Research Institute shows that Black Americans continue to face serious challenges in saving for retirement, even as their incomes grow. The 2025 Retirement Confidence Survey, which included a special oversample of Black workers and […]
Read MoreThe Montgomerys of Mississippi: How A Once Enslaved Family Bought The Jefferson Davis’ Plantation House After the Civil War
By: Neely Tucker Library of Congress On the pleasant winter day of Jan. 17, 1872, Mary Virginia Montgomery, the precocious 21-year-old daughter of one of Mississippi’s largest cotton planters, used her diary to record the day’s activities on Brierfield, the […]
Read MoreCost Barriers To Healthcare Are Increasing Despite ACA
By Dr. Joynicole Martinez Special To The Carolinian The numbers don’t lie. While healthcare costs have tripled since 2005, Black and brown people are paying an even steeper price-literally. If you’ve ever felt like the healthcare system wasn’t built for […]
Read MoreNC Courage Ushers in New Era with Majority-Female Ownership
By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer A new chapter has begun for the North Carolina Courage, one of the most successful clubs in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). The team recently announced a groundbreaking new ownership group that is […]
Read MorePublic School Enrollment Continues To Fall, Middle & Elementary Most
NC Newsline-Across the country, public school enrollment has failed to rebound to pre-pandemic levels – and data suggests the decline is far from over. According to projections from the National Center for Education Statistics, public K-12 enrollment peaked at 50.8 […]
Read MoreNC’s Racial Gerrymandering Trial Ends With Dueling Testimony
NC Newsline -The latest federal trial over claims that North Carolina’s election district plans dilute Black voting power in violation of federal law concluded Wednesday with competing expert testimony. Lawyers for civil rights groups and voters told a panel of […]
Read MoreSAU Files Injunction In A Last Ditch Effort To Retain School’s Accreditation
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) finds itself at a pivotal crossroads as it battles to preserve its accreditation status following the final ruling from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). An […]
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