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Durham, NC – Last month, North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls was honored with the American Bar Association’s Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Award. Recognized for her prolific career as a civil rights attorney, Justice Earls becomes just...

What To Use at the Airport If You DON’T Have a REAL ID (photo of Plane taking off) Staff reports The $45.00 fee for travelers who attempt to fly without a REAL-ID (or other TSA-approved ID) is scheduled to begin...

Greenville, N.C. — Cameroonian born, East Carolina University Scholar Precious Esong Sone, PMP®, MBA, is assembling a practical, people-first model for diabetes care that runs from the emotional weight of living with the disease to the daily realities of preventing...

The Carolinas-Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council (CVMSDC) will host its inaugural Small Business Summit on Dec. 1, 2025, at TIAA Headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina. Themed “Accessible Development: Advancing Your Potential,” the two-day summit will offer peer-driven learning, networking and...

By Cameron Williams The Charlotte Post A ladle of soup and a friendly smile make a difference. That is what the women’s ministry at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church have been doing for over 30 years at the Salvation Army Center...

By Kylie Marsh Kylie.marsh@triangletribune.com DURHAM – Durham Community Land Trustees has been at the forefront of innovation for over three decades. In partnership with Module, a Pittsburgh-based modular housing construction company, DCLT joined lenders, developers, contractors and community members for...

By Cash Michaels Contributing writer Can 6-term Democratic state Rep. Cecil Brockman receive due process, or the right to defend himself, against serious charges that he sexually consorted with a teenage minor before he is expelled from the N.C. House?...

Staff Reports RALEIGH – On Nov. 1, the Hunter family invites the public to Black Farmers Hub at 1409 Cross St. for a powerful day of celebration. The five-year anniversary from 1 to 5 p.m. will honor North Carolina’s Black...

By Herbert L. White The Charlotte Post Gov. Josh Stein on Oct. 3 signed House Bill 307 into law, committing the state to capital punishment as part of a criminal justice overhaul. The law, crafted in the wake of the...

By Freda Freeman CORRESPONDENT DURHAM – In light of an overall struggling economy, Give It To The People is continuing its efforts to help entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. “We’re a business service organization. Our job is to work...