Wake County Energy Commission Discusses Waste, Energy Options
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Last Tuesday morning, the Energy Advisory Commission met at the Wake County Administrative Building. Government officials, engineers, and industry representatives gathered to discuss the future of waste management and energy planning as the county prepares […]
Read MoreMayors Share How They Are Grappling With Housing Has Shaped Their Jobs: ‘It Is A Crisis’
NC NEWSLINE – In U.S. cities big and small, mayors are finding their tenures shaped by housing shortages, and efforts to build more homes, so that people of any income can afford a place to live. In a series of […]
Read MoreDuring Shutdown, Workers Face Delays Getting Unemployment
(AP) For more than two weeks now during the government shutdown, Imelda Avila-Thomas has been trying in vain to get approved for unemployment compensation to help cover essentials such as food and mortgage payments for her family while she’s on […]
Read MoreRaleigh Council Greenlights First Phase of Fayetteville Street Revitalization
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer The Raleigh City Council’s Economic Development and Innovation Committee voted last Tuesday to approve the first phase of the long-anticipated Fayetteville Street “streetscape” plan, marking a major step toward reshaping one of downtown Raleigh’s most […]
Read MoreThe Story of Mel Alexander Tomlinson: The Man Once Called “The Most Exciting Black Dancer in America”
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Mel Alexander Tomlinson’s life began in Raleigh, North Carolina, and continued to the grand stages of America’s greatest dance companies. Born on January 3, 1954, Mel Tomlinson grew up in the Chavis Heights public […]
Read MoreAntioxidants Help Stave Off A Host Of Health Problems
(The Conversation) When it comes to describing what an antioxidant is, it’s all in the name: Antioxidants counter oxidants. And that’s a good thing. Oxidants can damage the structure and function of the chemicals in your body critical to life […]
Read MoreChurches and Politics: A New Voice For Our Oldest Institution
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer FIn America, the Black church has always played a major role in black communities, dating as far back as slavery. In the historic book Angier North Carolina from an African American Perspective, the authors explain, […]
Read MoreCopeland Hangs Up Her Pointed Shoes After Performing For Adoring Crowd at retirement show
NEW YORK (AP) – Misty Copeland took one last spin on her pointe shoes Wednesday, showered with golden glitter and bouquets as she retired from American Ballet Theatre after a trailblazing career in which she became an ambassador for diversity […]
Read MoreFSU Bests Shaw 31-13 In CIAA Matchup
Durham, N.C. – Fayetteville State University extended its winning streak with a commanding 31-13 victory over Shaw University on Saturday, October 25, 2025, in a CIAA conference showdown at Durham County Memorial Stadium. The Broncos set the tone early with […]
Read MoreTarget Continues to Miss the Mark: Partnership with Ulta Terminated
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Target continues to face significant challenges since the boycott was launched in early 2025 due to its withdrawal from DEI commitments. The ongoing backlash has undoubtedly influenced the recent decision to end its partnership with […]
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