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By Aaliyah Bowden | The Charlotte Post For many children in North Carolina, going to school means confusion over meal eligibility. During the pandemic, a federally subsidized program allowed all K-12 students to receive free breakfast and lunch. However, lawmakers’...

By Mia Khatib mia.khatib@triangletribune.com   RALEIGH — After months of back-and-forth with Raleigh’s Muslim community, Shaw University has agreed to temporarily reopen the on-campus community mosque, Masjid King Khalid. Mosque board members received key access, and worshippers gathered for their...

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern North Carolina are thrilled to announce the appointment of Mia Green as the organization’s new Chief Operating Officer. Green’s expertise will be instrumental in enhancing the impact we make on the lives of...

After several years since first speaking, Shallotte fine art photographer, David Pickett, met with Civil Rights photographer, Cecil Williams of Orangeburg, SC. Williams was the keynote speaker at the opening ceremony of The Gullah Geechee Festival in Atlantic Beach, SC...

By Mia Khatib mia.khatib@triangletribune.com    The Biden-Harris Administration recently announced that 804,000 borrowers will receive automatic student loan forgiveness, totaling $39 billion. Nearly 25,000 North Carolinians are eligible for more than $1.1 billion in this relief. The forgiveness was made...

By Mia Khatib mia.khatib@triangletribune.com   RALEIGH — In the late 20th century, urban renewal wiped out many of Raleigh’s predominantly Black communities. While Smoky Hollow’s history has been preserved, the 4th Ward’s was erased, and community activists like Octavia Rainey...