Thousands gather for No Kings Protest in Raleigh
NEWSLINE – For three hours along Capital Boulevard in northeast Raleigh, the honking did not stop. It wasn’t a traffic jam – from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, a steady stream of cars and trucks were honking their support for […]
Read MoreMeeting Tackles Racial Gaps in Black Reproductive Health
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer A community meeting titled ‘Fertility and Reproductive Health in the Black Community’, held at the Wake County Public Library in Raleigh last Tuesday, brought together healthcare professionals, advocates, scholars, and community members to address an […]
Read MoreFirst Baptist Church Welcomes Pastor Bouie
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer In North Carolina and throughout the south, it is hard to travel a mile without passing by a house of worship. They are plentiful and citizens have a vast amount of choices when deciding where […]
Read More‘We’re Here’: Black Female Gun Ownership in North Carolina
By Clay Morris MediaHub Dorrian Wilson grew up around guns. In her hometown of Franklin, Louisiana, having guns was so common that it wouldn’t be unusual for a 5-year-old to receive a rifle on their birthday. “We hunted, we fished, […]
Read MoreShaw Runs Away With The Win
DURHAM, N.C. – The Shaw University Bears staged an impressive comeback to defeat Winston-Salem State University 20-13 in a thrilling CIAA regular season matchup on October 11, 2025, at Durham County Memorial Stadium. The Bears overcame an early deficit with […]
Read MoreYou Don’t Have A Business Strategy Problem, You Have A Story Telling Problem, Argues CPA Bret Pacheco
ASHEVILLE, N.C.–Bret Pacheco, a CPA known for his holistic approach to financial advising, will be a featured speaker at The Owner’s Edge, an event for entrepreneurs hosted by industry-recognized coach Steve Bendzak of Equity Catapult. Pacheco’s talk will introduce a […]
Read MoreNC farmers, local markets caught in SNAP policy crosshairs
WUNC – On a warm, sunny Saturday morning in late September, The Corner Farmers Market in Greensboro’s Lindley Park neighborhood was an inviting place to be. Throngs of people – some with kids or dogs in tow – drifted from […]
Read MoreMichelle Obama’s Girls Opportunity Alliance Pledges $2.5M For Education
NEW YORK (AP) – Former first lady Michelle Obama is putting new force behind efforts to ensure girls overcome educational barriers in some of the world’s most economically disadvantaged areas. The Obama Foundation’s Girls Opportunity Alliance pledged Saturday to rally […]
Read MoreNC HBCUs Among Several Nationwide Working to Enhance Homecoming Safety measures
WUNC- As homecoming season approaches, several Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the nation plan to implement new protocols to ensure safe campus celebrations. Many HBCUs have stated that these changes are in response to a series of violent incidents […]
Read More‘Ashamed to be a Spartan.’ Strong Reactions To UNC-Greensboro Police Altercation
Carolina Public Press-A physical altercation between three UNC-Greensboro Police officers and a man and woman during a Monday traffic stop is drawing criticism from UNCG students and civil rights groups. Video footage of the incident shows officers grabbing and cursing […]
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