Congresswoman Ross condemns federal child care cuts at early education center in Raleigh
NC Newsline – U.S. Rep. Deborah Ross (D-NC 2) and officials with Wake County Smart Start toured a child care and learning center in southeast Raleigh Wednesday morning to raise awareness of imperiled federal programs supporting early childhood education. Ross […]
Read MoreBig cuts at the Education Department’s civil rights office will affect vulnerable students for years to come
The Conversation – The U.S. Department of Education cut its workforce by nearly 50% on March 11, 2025, when it laid off about 1,315 employees. The move follows several recent directives targeting the Cabinet-level agency. Within the department, the Office for Civil Rights […]
Read MoreThe dark parallels between 1920s America and today’s political climate
By: Alex Green | The Conversation As promised, the second Trump administration has quickly rolled out a slew of policies and executive orders that the president says are all aimed at “Making America Great Again.” This takes on different forms, […]
Read MoreKevin Howell Is Next N.C. State Chancellor
NC STATE – Kevin Howell, UNC Health’s Chief External Affairs Officer, has been selected to succeed Randy Woodson as North Carolina State University’s next chancellor. Howell will now lead the largest university in North Carolina, with nearly 39,000 students and […]
Read MoreThe Case Of Dred Scott Is Explained
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer In the early 19th century, a significant political conflict emerged over forming new U.S. states from the territory the United States had acquired from France in the 1803 Louisiana Purchase. The controversy revolved around whether […]
Read MoreWanda Cox-Bailey Hosts Event on African American History
By: Jordan Meadows | Staff Writer On Thursday, the City of Raleigh Museum played host to an inspiring and educational event led by Wanda Cox-Bailey, a retired librarian and president of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society Triangle Chapter. Cox-Bailey, […]
Read MoreWake Co Public Libraries Launches Bookmark Contest For Summer Reading Program
Wake County Public Libraries invites readers of all ages to put their creativity to the test in a special bookmark-designing contest as part of the 2025 Summer Reading Program. The contest runs throughout March, and winning designs will be printed […]
Read MoreSE Raleigh Awards Honor Community Leaders
On February 28, 2025, former Councilman Brad Thompson and his wife, Dorothy Thompson, proudly presented the inaugural Southeast Raleigh Awards. The event recognized outstanding individuals and businesses that have made significant contributions to the Southeast Raleigh community. Six prestigious awards, […]
Read MoreTips: Preparing For Daylight Savings
WASHINGTON (AP) – Most of America “springs forward” Sunday for daylight saving time and losing that hour of sleep can do more than leave you tired and cranky the next day. It also could harm your health. Darker mornings and […]
Read More“The Talk” By Sonny Kelly Was Not Just A Performance
By Ms Jheri Worldwide | Staff Writer On Sunday, February 23rd, at the Friday Conference Center at UNC Chapel Hill, Dr. Sonny Kelly delivered a tour-de-force performance of “The Talk,” a one-man show that transcends mere storytelling and becomes a […]
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