How the Thompson Institute Transformed Black Education & Lives In North Carolina
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer In the years following the Civil War, when the promise of freedom demanded real institutions to sustain it, the Thompson Institute emerged in Lumberton, North Carolina, as one of the most important educational lights for […]
Read MorePassing the Baton, Not Throwing It: A Conversation On Leadership And Legacy With Reverand Dr. Darian Bouie
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer In the world of leadership-whether political, corporate, or spiritual-how one enters a role is often just as critical as how one performs in it. I was recently inspired by the installation ceremony of Rev. Dr. […]
Read MoreYoung Adults Are Waiting In Line To Worship At This Church
ATLANTA (AP) – After Atlanta pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell stopped dwelling on growing his congregation about three years ago, its attendance surged. Now, lines packed with young adults snake outside 2819 Church, some arriving as early as 5:30 a.m. to […]
Read MoreEvent Spotlight: Shaw University and the HBCU Triumph Gala
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Briar Creek, NC – December 6, 1865, was profoundly symbolic; the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified, abolishing slavery. Saturday, December 6, 2025, at The Westin Hotel-RDU was powerful as well. The 2nd […]
Read MoreRural Healthcare Providers Could Be Collateral Damage
KFF Health News-Bekki Holzkamm has been trying to hire a lab technician at a hospital in rural North Dakota since late summer. Not one U.S. citizen has applied. West River Health Services in Hettinger, a town of about 1,000 residents […]
Read MoreKalu Becomes First Artist With A Learning Disability To Win The Turner Prize
The Guardian – Nnena Kalu has won the 2025 Turner prize for her colourful drawings and sculptures made from found fabric and VHS tape, becoming the first artist with a learning disability to take home the £25,000 prize. Alex […]
Read MoreCity of Raleigh settles for nearly $1 million in police Taser death of Darryl Williams
WUNC – The City of Raleigh settled out of court for nearly $1 million after the family of Darryl “Tyree” Williams sued the Raleigh Police Department nearly two years ago. The city will pay $975,000 to Sonya Williams, who oversees […]
Read MoreNC Board of Education Focuses On Teacher Pay Amid Competing Funding Priorities
NC NEWSLINE – The North Carolina State Board of Education on Wednesday focused on increasing pay for teachers and other school staff as it discussed its legislative priorities for the upcoming 2026 short session. Geoff Coltrane, senior director of government […]
Read MoreThe Fight To Govern Artificial Intelligence
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the U.S. economy, lawmakers, state attorneys general, and the White House are accelerating efforts to advance competing visions for national oversight. With Congress unable to pass comprehensive AI legislation, the […]
Read MoreWhat Boycotting Looks Like 70 Years After Montgomery
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) – Doris Crenshaw was 12 years old on Dec. 5, 1955, when she and her sister eagerly rushed door to door in their neighborhood, distributing flyers prepared by activists planning a boycott of city buses in Montgomery, […]
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