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Fayetteville Hairstylist Hosted a 3-Day Exotic Hair Odyssey Extravaganza

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By Contributing Writer, Tracey Morrison Innovator! Artistic! Perfectionist! Those three words flashed on the television screen in the waiting area at Marcus Doss Salon. Fayetteville’s well-known hairstylist, Marcus Doss, put those three words into action with his Exotic Hair Odyssey...

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The Links Walk for Healthy Living

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Ivan Saul Cutler Carolina Peacemaker Members of the Grandiflora and Greensboro Chapters of The Links, Incorporated enjoyed the stimulating benefit of a healthy and engaging Saturday morning jaunt at Greensboro’s Country Park. The service organization’s members host the annual Walk...

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Moms Mabley Historical Marker

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Staff reports Brevard, NC – Brevard will honor “Moms” Mabley with the installation of a Historical Marker on Friday, October 20, 2023. The dedication will be held at 5 p.m. at Clemson Plaza, just a quarter mile down the road...

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Racial slurs and prejudice rampant at charter school, parents say

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By Mia Khatib mia.khatib@triangletribune.com A racially diverse group of Discovery Charter School students were on a FaceTime call in September when a white student directed racial slurs at them and brandished a firearm in the background, allegedly threatening to “take...

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The Importance of Education

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By Errington C. Thompson, MD It is more important than ever for us to stay informed. Misinformation is being shoveled at us at an alarming rate. We cannot count on mainstream media to filter out the lies or to even...

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Black leaders stand in solidarity with Palestine

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By Mia Khatib mia.khatib@triangletribune.com RALEIGH — Since Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel and the Israeli government’s ongoing bombardment on Gaza, Palestinian solidarity protests have been taking place worldwide. Around 3,000 people have rallied at Moore Square in downtown Raleigh...

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Leo Williams to succeed Durham Mayor Elaine O’Neal

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By Mia Khatib mia.khatib@triangletribune.com DURHAM — Durham City Council member Leonardo “Leo” Williams emerged victorious in the race for Bull City mayor against North Carolina state Senator Mike Woodard Tuesday. After leading with 51% of votes in the primaries, Williams...

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Dr. Mark Harden Appointed as Dean of Shaw University Divinity School

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On Monday, Aug. 28, 2023, Dr. Mark Harden will began his tenure as the dean of the Shaw University Divinity School. Harden completed his Ph.D. at Michigan State University in Family and Child Ecology; post-doctoral studies in Philosophical Theology and...

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Mike Morgan entered the Governor’s race

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By Cash Michaels Contributing writer Saying that he has a better chance of winning the general election race for North Carolina s next governor, retired Associate State Supreme Court Justice Mike Morgan entered the Democratic race Sept. 12th, setting...

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Governor announces $8 million for N.C. pre-K classes

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By Ivan Saul Cutler Carolina Peacemaker North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper toured Children & Families First’s Poplar Grove Early Learning Center to highlight the $8 million in federal funding he directed to pre-Kindergarten classrooms across the state. At the north...

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Fayetteville Hairstylist Hosted a 3-Day Exotic Hair Odyssey Extravaganza

The Links Walk for Healthy Living

Moms Mabley Historical Marker

Racial slurs and prejudice rampant at charter school, parents say

The Importance of Education

Black leaders stand in solidarity with Palestine

Leo Williams to succeed Durham Mayor Elaine O’Neal

Dr. Mark Harden Appointed as Dean of Shaw University Divinity School

Mike Morgan entered the Governor’s race

Governor announces $8 million for N.C. pre-K classes

Raleigh residents speak against WakeMed merger

Black in the United States: Potential and reality collide

Tony winner Lamar Richardson took a chance on himself to make history

Program for neurodivergent girls aims to save lives

JCSU probation extended to 2027