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GCS offers wage increase after two day cafeteria call-out

December 1, 2023

A call-out by Guilford County Schools’ Nutrition Service workers demanding an increase in pay ended after two days of negotiations with the Guilford County Schools’ leaders. “We are grateful to our hard-working employees for their decision to return,” said GCS Superintendent Dr. Whitney Oakley. “We know they share our commitment to students’ well-being, and we […]


N.C. A&T breaks ground on Urban and Community Food Complex

November 23, 2023

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University leaders, elected officials, faculty, staff and project team members picked up shovels and officially broke ground on the Urban and Community Food Complex, the latest expansion of the 492-acre University Farm. N.C. A&T Chancellor Harold L. Martin Sr., N.C. Sen. Gladys Robinson, Greensboro City Councilman Hugh Holston, A&T […]


Friendly Ave. rezoning request denied

November 22, 2023

Hundreds of Friendly Avenue residents filling the chambers and overflow area applauded the Greensboro Zoning and Planning Commission board’s decision to deny developer Glen Drew’s rezoning request on Monday night. The rezoning request was denied in an 8 to 1 vote, with Commissioner Erica Glass voting to approve it. The proposal requested that the city […]


NCCJ 57th Citation Award Dinner

November 17, 2023

North Carolina for Community Justice (NCCJ) honored community leaders Mae Douglas and Dr. Patrick Harman with the Brotherhood/Sisterhood Citation Award at its 57th annual Citation Award Dinner on November 8 at the Koury Convention Center. This year’s awards banquet was chaired by NCCJ Board members Leslie Dunne Ketner and Robert C. Ketner. “We have so […]


Residents oppose rezoning on Friendly Ave

November 17, 2023

A rezoning request in a Friendly Avenue neighborhood has residents upset. More than 350 residents from the neighborhoods of Hamilton Lakes, Hamilton Forest and Starmount Forest gathered at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Monday in opposition to design plans to place a townhome community within the single-family, detached home neighborhood. Hutchinson Court is a planned unit […]


N.C. voters overwhelmingly elect 3 African American men to lead cities

November 10, 2023

This year’s Election Day in High Point has become an historical moment in time with the people electing its first African American man to the mayoral seat. According to complete but unofficial results, Cyril Jefferson, an incumbent High Point councilman, was elected on Tuesday night with 56 percent of the vote. “This work we’re doing […]


Bishop Barber heads up, powerful 1898 Wilmington Massacre Symposium Panel

November 9, 2023

Editor’s note: Our reporter, Cash Michaels, will be the moderator for this Saturday’s 125th Anniversary Commemoration of the 1898 Wilmington Race Massacre at Williston Middle School in Wilmington. The event is from 1 to 4 p.m., free and open to the public. This Saturday, Nov. 11th, is the culmination of many, many months of hard […]


The A&T Homecoming Parade brings people together

November 3, 2023

The floats will begin at the intersection of Lindsey and Morrow and end on Laurel Street. The parade will be free to the public.


James B. Dudley Educational & Sports Hall of Fame/Hall of Distinction Inductions

November 2, 2023

The James B. Dudley Educational & Sports Hall of Fame/Hall of Distinction held its enshrinement ceremony and banquet at the Koury Convention Center where 19 inductees were presented to the community. This was a formal way of recognizing the outstanding accomplishments of Dudley alumni, staff and others who have contributed greatly to the community and […]


Republicans push “political” redistricting, hurting Black representation

October 27, 2023

Say goodbye to the 7-7 North Carolina Congressional delegation split, mandated by court-appointed special masters in 2022 after the then Democratic-led State Supreme Court ruled that the Congressional redistricting map drawn by the GOP majority legislature was unconstitutional. With passage of the new voting maps for the state’s 14 congressional districts, the North Carolina Congressional […]


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