Month : April 2026

By Lori Wiggins Special To The Tribune RALEIGH – Southeast Raleigh Promise hosted an official groundbreaking ceremony April 24 at 1131 Gregg St. Focused along the Rock Quarry Road Corridor and the surrounding area, the event marks a major milestone...

Herbert L. White As North Carolina looks to add toll lanes along I-77 South, an advocacy group is asking the public for design alternatives. Sustain Charlotte has launched of “Reimagining 77 South: A Vision for Repairing and Reconnecting Charlotte,” for...

Herbert L. White Stokes County residents are joining the growing list of North Carolina communities to resist a data center they say will put cultural sites and the environment at risk. A lawsuit filed last week in Stokes County Superior...

By Bonitta Best editor@triangletribune.com Miss North Carolina 2024 Carrie Everett died Monday morning from stomach cancer. Everett, 22, a North Carolina Central graduate, was the first HBCU student to win Miss North Carolina. The Seattle, Washington, native was just a...

By Tracey Morrison, Contributing Author   The month of March introduces Women’s History Month, recognizing the history such as the Women Suffrage Movement, accomplishments of women and reflect on the advancements they have made in a society that has long...

By Kylie Marsh Kylie.marsh@triangletribune.com DURHAM – Community members are fed up with workshops and listening sessions over gun violence in Durham. Following a particularly violent week in February, where six shootings in six days took place, emotions are high. The...

Nikya Hightower THE CHARLOTTE POST Growing up rural shaped Cyanca’s neo-soul sound. The Charlotte-based vocalist, who is profiled on the PBS NC series “Shaped by Sound” on April 9, immediately thought of her roots in Smithfield, North Carolina, where her...