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School is in Session

September 2, 2022

It’s back to school time and excited students at Clara J. Peck Elementary School were ready to see their teachers and meet old and new classmates. Peck Elementary educates approximately 300 students in grades pre-K through fifth grade. The student body at Peck is quite diverse with students whose families have immigrated from approximately 9 […]


Blistering report that IRS revokes N.C. NAACP tax-exempt status

September 1, 2022

Just over a month after the suspicious death of former N.C. NAACP Pres. Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman, and the dropping of the defamation/civil conspiracy lawsuit he had earlier filed against national NAACP Pres./CEO Derrick Johnson, current N.C. NAACP Pres. Deborah Maxwell, and several other N.C. NAACP members, comes a blistering story in the Raleigh […]


J. Duckworth defeats fellow Aussie T. Kokkinakis, 4-6, 6-3 and 7-6

August 26, 2022

In second round action of the Winston-Salem Open Tennis Tournament played on center court, James Duckworth defeated fellow Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis in three sets, 4-6, 6-3, and 7-6 to advance out of a field of 48 players. The Winston-Salem Open is an ATP 250 tennis tournament in North Carolina and one of seven U.S. Open […]


Film Review: Day Shift

August 26, 2022

He works hard for the money. Hunting, killing and extracting teeth from vampires for a living, in the hot San Fernando Valley, is no joke. Bud (Jamie Foxx) acts like he’s just an innocuous pool cleaner in SoCal. But on the downlow, he’s hunting bloodsuckers for cash. He just got kicked out of the international […]


It is important to share family history with your healthcare provider

August 26, 2022

When a new patient comes in to establish with a primary care provider, the first visit will be long and may not include the provider examining the patient at all. It is a visit when much information is gathered from that new patient. That information is the basis of formulating a plan that you, the […]


GCS breaks ground to reconstruct schools

August 26, 2022

Armed with gold shovels and white hardhats, Guilford County Schools officials, students, parents, community members and local leaders celebrated at groundbreaking ceremonies for six Guilford County Schools this week. On August 22, Kiser Middle School, Claxton Elementary School, and Brooks Global Studies; and on August 23, Foust Elementary School, Peck Elementary School, and Visual and […]


Exclusive: Spearman’s attorney ends defamation and civil conspiracy lawsuits

August 25, 2022

The attorney for Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman has sent a “Notice of Intent to Voluntarily Dismiss….” the late civil and human rights leader’s lawsuit in Guilford County Superior Court against several members of the NAACP, effectively closing the case. In a letter dated August 17th, attorney Mark T Cummings of Greensboro sent the notice […]


FILM REVIEW: ‘Nope’ is a yes! — Peele delivers with follow-up

August 19, 2022

Jordan Peele has been compared to horror and psychological thriller giant Alfred Hitchcock and science-fiction legend Steven Spielberg, but Peele is in a league of his own. Peele’s masterful ability to merge two beloved film genres, with social commentary on issues of race, gender, class, and sexuality is unparalleled in the current filmic landscape. Initially […]


The foods you eat and feed your family matter

August 19, 2022

There are basic principles in caring for your health. Some of these basic principles are so common. In just the everyday world, we fail to understand how vital the principle of nutrition is in determining our quality of health. Nutrition is complicated by many factors. The mere zip code that you live in may determine […]


Council approves funds for job creation and East Greensboro community complex

August 19, 2022

The newly elected Greensboro City Council held its first meeting on Tuesday night. They were sworn in on August 11. The new council got right to business, first approving an economic development incentive grant to ImpactData for up to $530,359 for the purpose of making property improvements, purchasing new equipment and creating jobs. ImpactData is […]


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