Raleigh’s New Hyatt House and High Rail Rooftop Bar
By: Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer Raleigh’s on the move, folks, and the latest addition to our vibrant downtown scene is gorgeous proof! Say hello to the Hyatt House Raleigh Downtown, a stylish new hotel that opened on October 10th right […]
Read MoreNC Museum Of History Undergoes $180 Million Makeover
By: Jordan Meadows, Staff Writer The North Carolina Museum of History, a cherished institution affiliated with the Smithsonian, is set to undergo a transformative renovation that will redefine how visitors engage with the state’s history. The extensive project is expected […]
Read MoreWilliamsburg Restores America’s Oldest Black Schoolhouse, Uncovering a Legacy of Education and Resilience
NNPA – Colonial Williamsburg is nearing completion on the restoration of the Williamsburg Bray School, the oldest surviving schoolhouse for Black children in America. Founded in 1760 by the Associates of Dr. Bray, a British Anglican charity, the school was […]
Read MoreAdvocates Push For Release Of Nearly 2,000 NC Inmates After Helene Damage
By: Jordan Meadows, Staff Writer On Monday, a coalition of human and civil rights organizations held a press conference where they called on North Carolina prison officials to release nearly 2,000 incarcerated individuals following what they describe as “dangerous overcrowding” […]
Read MoreBusiness Spotlight: Juiced! on Rock Quarry
By: Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer Have you started your juice journey? With innumerable food recalls, over-processed fast foods, and skyrocketing restaurant prices it is time to be conscious consumers of fresh and filling foods that pour into us and our […]
Read MoreBlack Americans still suffer worse health. Here’s why?
NC Health News – One morning in late April, a small brick health clinic along the Thurgood Marshall Highway bustled with patients. There was Joshua McCray, 69, a public bus driver who, four years after catching COVID-19, still is too […]
Read MoreFrom Bondage to Brilliance: Mary Lumpkin and the Creation of an HBCU
By: Jordan Meadows, Staff Writer Mary Lumpkin, a woman who, despite enduring unimaginable suffering and trauma as an enslaved person, became an unlikely architect of an enduring legacy of education and empowerment for generations of Black students. Lumpkin’s story is […]
Read MorePillars of Progress: African American Icons Uplifting Us
For generations, African American icons in Wake County and across North Carolina have been pillars of strength, courage, and vision, leading us forward and creating opportunities once thought unreachable. Leaders like Senator Vernon Malone, Speaker Dan Blue, Mayor Clarence Lightner, […]
Read MoreCongress Reps Call For An Investigation Into State’s Corporate Housing Investors
NC Newsline – Two North Carolina congresswomen are calling for a federal investigation into a 2008 housing crisis-era program that allowed institutional investors to buy large portfolios of foreclosed homes at significant discounts on the condition that buyers rent them […]
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