Measure 2024 with an Honest Recap;
Reading this article will help you sum up your year and get a running start into 2025. As a proponent for written and visual plans, I will help guide you to a new way of planning … for starters, planning...
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How Will The 2024 Election Impact Minority-Owned Businesses?
Before I answer the question posed in this article’s headline, first I want to address the problems that minority-owned businesses face in general. Why? Because business owners need to be able to overcome the most common problems that occur no...
Dr. Toni Stewart’s Heart of Service as Cumberland County Commissioner A GDN Exclusive
By Tracey Morrison, Contributing Author Photo by Photographer: Antoinne Duane Jones It’s been a remarkable milestone for Cumberland County Board of Commissioner Vice Chairwoman Dr. Toni Stewart. Governor Roy Cooper recently elected Stewart to serve on the Health...
Durham Woman’s Life ?Story of Resilience, Determination
By Freda Freeman Correspondent DURHAM – Lillie Lane has always found a way to “work it out.” She found a way as a young girl working in cotton and tobacco fields to business school to working for the federal government....
VP Candidate Tim Walz Campaigns in Greensboro
By Yasmine Regester Staff Writer Carolina Peacemaker With only six days left until Election Day, Vice Presidential candidate Governor Tim Walz (MN) made a few stops in Greensboro while campaigning on October 30. This visit marks the governor’s fifth visit...
CFCC Partnership With LINC, Inc. Achieves Success in Reducing Recidivism Through Pathway Home 2 Program
WILMINGTON, NC – Cape Fear Community College (CFCC) proudly announces the successful completion of the Pathway Home 2 grant program, an initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Labor in partnership with LINC, Inc. The program is designed to provide...
Program offers Black Cancer Patients Free Services
By Freda Freeman Correspondent Facing daunting statistics, Black women often feel afraid, overwhelmed, helpless and hopeless when diagnosed with breast cancer. Advocates are coming along to walk with these women and support them on their journey. During October – Breast...
Durham’s Southside Primed for More Lofty Raises & Praises
By Alex Bass Alex.bass@triangletribune.com DURHAM – History could not be silenced Wednesday, even when the sound system plug was pulled by a disgruntled tenant, at the groundbreaking for the Lofts at Southside – Phases III and IV. “We knew where...
Rally for Relief for western North Carolina
More than 200 Duke Energy employees, nonprofit partners and other volunteers joined our “Rally for Relief” event in Raleigh to benefit western North Carolina. We packed 1,000 American Red Cross North Carolina emergency kits, 50,000 diapers in partnership with Diaper...
St. Aug’s Board Members Resign As Accreditation Teeters
By Alex Bass Alex.bass@triangletribune.com RALEIGH – Two resignations from Saint Augustine’s Board of Trustees were part of the fallout from an Oct. 7-9 visit by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, The Triangle Tribune has learned....