By Kylie Marsh Kylie.marsh@triangletribune.com RALEIGH – Shaw University is grossly mismanaged, according to a group of alumni. The Save Our Shaw Coalition, composed of concerned alumni, filed an official complaint with North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson late last month....
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By Tracey Morrison Contributing Author I attended a men’s conference at Fayetteville State University in April 2026, hosted by Brother Strong, with my friend, Bridgett Floyd, who accompanied me along with her two sons. Dr. Joel Tudman, the main speaker...
Herbert L. White THE CHARLOTTE POST Opponents of toll lanes on I-77 South are demanding transparency in how state money was spent and proposed neighborhood benefits. Sustain Charlotte confirmed it plans to file a public records request with North Carolina...
Herbert L. White THE CHARLOTTE POST Tightening federal Medicaid and food voucher eligibility rules will impact thousands of Mecklenburg County residents. While changes to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly referred to as food stamps, will push some...
By Kylie Marsh Kylie.marsh@triangletribune.com DURHAM – Bragtown residents want community amenities but not at the expense of their legacy. The Durham Planning Department hosted a listening session Sept. 29 to identify community needs in Bragtown, one of Durham’s historic Black...
By Kylie Marsh Kylie.marsh@triangletribune.com RALEIGH – High school is full of challenges: trying to manage a social life, figure out who you are and juggle academics with extracurriculars. North Carolina law requires that students complete a Career Development Plan starting...
Herbert L. White THE CHARLOTTE POST Kwamé Ryan’s earned an extended stay with Charlotte Symphony. Ryan, the company’s music director and Grammy winner, signed a four-year extension that will keep him in Charlotte through 2032, the orchestra’s 100th season. Ryan,...
To support the long-term sustainability of local businesses and anchor wealth within the community, the city of Durham officially launched the “Keep It Durham-Owned” initiative during a press conference at Provident1898. Partnering with the North Carolina Employee Ownership Center and...
Cameron Williams THE CHARLOTTE POST HUNTERSVILLE – Torrence-Lytle School is more than a set of shuttered buildings to Varona Wynn. It’s part of her family’s legacy. Wynn, a Torrence-Lytle alumnus whose father was a teacher there from 1949-66, supports saving...
By Yasmine Regester Peacemaker Staff Writer Black business owners say they are already losing contracts and struggling to meet payroll after North Carolina eliminated the office that helped minority- and women-owned companies compete for government work. Now, a statewide coalition...