A&T beats Norfolk State for sixth straight win
November 11, 2022It wasn’t a flawless victory, but A&T displayed enough fire power against Norfolk State last Saturday to surge past a feisty Spartan team, 49-24, and remain unbeaten at home on a sunny afternoon at Truist Stadium. Despite being penalized 13 times for 115 yards, the Aggies led from start to finish, racked up nearly 400 […]
The promise of the genomic revolution is alive
November 11, 2022Health care providers can do noninvasive testing to determine in some instances the best medication for you to take. We are all different and the way we respond to medication can vary. This has to do with the genes we inherit from our parents. These genes do not change so one’s response to medications should […]
Beasley loses, GOP takes majority on high court; Columbus County Sheriff re-elected
November 11, 2022She ran a close race for most of midterm Election night, but by 11:18 p.m. EST, Democrat Cheri Beasley fell short in her effort to become the first African American elected to the U.S. Senate from North Carolina, unofficially losing to Republican Trump-backed Congressman Ted Budd, 51 percent to 47 percent. Beasley was actually leading […]
2022 General Election Results
November 10, 2022Guilford County Board of Elections (BOE) officials noted that this year’s midterm General Election early voting numbers were slightly higher than the 2018 midterm elections. “It started off slow, then it just exploded,” said Charlie Collicutt, BOE Director. The Board of Elections reported that 103,981 votes were cast during early voting, which includes provisional ballots […]
Winning Homecoming, Aggies remain undefeated in Big South play
November 4, 2022The “Greatest Homecoming On Earth” was the scene of one of the greatest comebacks in A&T history last Saturday as the Aggies stormed back from a three-score deficit in the opening quarter to eventually outlast Campbell, 45-38, in a battle of first place teams in the Big South conference. Sophomore running back Bhayshul Tuten continued […]
Black voter turnout behind 2018 numbers as 2022 midterms near end
November 4, 2022If published reports are to be believed, N.C. Democrats are not feeling very optimistic about the November 8th midterm elections this Tuesday, and one reason may be because as a voting bloc, turnout for Black voters is behind their 2018 midterm numbers. According to the North Carolina State Board of Elections, as of Oct. 31st, […]
Second Harvest Food Bank opens mobile unit
November 4, 2022Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest N.C. and UnitedHealthcare unveiled a new mobile food pantry partnership and teaching kitchen at a ribbon cutting event in Greensboro on October 18. And on Monday, November 14, the mobile pantry will make its community debut at Hall Tower Apartments on North Church Street, a Greensboro Housing Authority senior […]
GHOE ‘We Gon’ Be Alright’ Gospel Concert
October 28, 2022“We Gon’ Be Alright” Gospel Concert ends the glorious week of GHOE at 6 p.m. Sunday Oct. 30 at the Greensboro Coliseum. Tye Tribbett will be the headliner for the Gospel Concert, which is named after the single inspired by Kendrick Lamar. This will be Tribbett’s first headline GHOE performance and second Gospel Concert appearance […]
On Beat with the Blue and Gold Marching Machine
October 28, 2022The N.C. A&T State University Marching band has been bringing smiles to the faces of Aggie students, alumni and the Greensboro community at large annually since 1918 when the band program began. One of the most well-known things about N.C. A&T is its show-stopping band performances. This band has the ability to sell-out crowds at […]
2022 A&T vs. Campbell GHOE preview
October 28, 2022A&T upheld its end of the bargain last weekend with a convincing 38-14 victory at Robert Morris, extending its current winning streak to four games and providing another glimpse of just how good this team can be when clicking on all cylinders. Now the stage is set for a much-anticipated, high-stakes showdown on Saturday against […]