Dunn Chapel Celebrates 140 Years
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Dunn Chapel Freewill Baptist Church in Dunn, North Carolina, celebrated their 140th Homecoming. The church began in the 1880s, located on the same land where the new building still stands. Originally praising God by clapping […]
Read MoreTraveling Around Puerto Rico: What To Do And Where To Go
By Steven Worthy and Sarah Ratliff Special To The Carolinian In an earlier article, I wrote about Puerto Rico in general as a great tropical vacation without a passport being necessary. I touched on getting a rental car, rooms, finding […]
Read MoreWith confidence and support from each other, more women are redefining baldness as beautiful
NEW YORK (AP) – “Being bald is sexy. It’s an attitude. It’s a luxury. It’s a lifestyle.” That’s how Brennan Nevada Johnson, who shaved her head voluntarily 14 years ago, opens the video podcast she launched last November to celebrate […]
Read MoreSherita Walton Launches Bid for Wake County District Attorney
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Sherita Walton, a seasoned attorney and public servant with more than two decades of experience across public and private sectors, has officially launched her campaign for Wake County District Attorney. Walton, a former prosecutor and […]
Read MoreState utility regulators grappling with data center energy demand, ratepayer protections
WUNC-Data centers require an enormous amount of energy. In North Carolina, state regulators are trying to figure out how to meet this unprecedented demand while also protecting the average ratepayer. Earlier this week, the North Carolina Utilities Commission held a […]
Read MoreMoral Monday Actions Target Congressional Offices Over Healthcare Cuts
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer In cities across North Carolina, the Moral Monday movement roared back to life on Monday as clergy, low-wage workers, impacted families, and justice advocates gathered for mass prayer vigils to protest what they call a […]
Read More‘A Vote Betrayed’: Former HRC Chair Addresses Raleigh Council for Blocking African American Affairs Board
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer RALEIGH, N.C. – After years of community advocacy and a unanimous City Council vote to approve its creation, the Raleigh African American Affairs Board (AAAB) has been effectively blocked by the very council members who […]
Read MoreOpenAI slipped shopping into 800m users’ chats − here’s why that matters
(THE CONVERSATION) Your phone buzzes at 6 a.m. It’s ChatGPT: “I see you’re traveling to New York this week. Based on your preferences, I’ve found three restaurants near your hotel. Would you like me to make a reservation?” You didn’t […]
Read MoreNorth Carolinians Rally Against GOP Redistricting Map in Raleigh
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer On Tuesday morning, hundreds of North Carolinians rallied on the grounds of the legislature in protest of a newly proposed congressional map, part of the Republican effort to maintain the majority for the 2026 midterm […]
Read MoreThe Raleigh-Wake Alumni Chapter of NCCU Congratulates Stephanie Wilson Jones on being crowned Ms. NCCU Alumni 2025!
By: Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer This spirited and hard-fought competition showcased the very best of Eagle Pride, with Stephanie raising an outstanding $41,574.75 in support of the university – directly contributing to scholarships for deserving students. An active and dedicated […]
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