This Just In: The Future is Bright
This Just In—We have some big political talent coming onto the national stage. It’s no wonder the GOP is thrashing about.
Read MoreThis Just In—We have some big political talent coming onto the national stage. It’s no wonder the GOP is thrashing about.
Read MoreThere’s a gradual entry to the neighborhood pool where the littlest kids play, and I like to stand in the water up to my shins and cool off, even though I suspect someone is peeing in close proximity.
Read MoreCheck out the events happening around our community this weekend. You can view the full Chapelboro...
Read MoreOn his way to the 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference football championship, Duke’s first outright league title on the gridiron since 1962, coach Manny Diaz talked about player retention as one of the bedrocks of the Blue Devils’ program.
Read MoreThis week’s show wasn’t planned. I was pulling into WCHL’s parking lot when the fellow scheduled to arrive in 15 minutes to be my guest called to say a family emergency prevented him from coming.
Read MoreAaron welcomes local author F.A. Davidson, who just released her debut YA novel “Flickerstate,” about a girl who can manipulate probability.
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Read MoreJack the Songman (Jack Carmichael) stopped by Live & Local, ahead of the release of his second album, “Faces, Places, and Warm Embraces.”
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Read MoreAaron welcomes Kathleen Weiner, who came on board last year as the director of mission advancement for Piedmont Health Services.
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Read MoreOn a recent trip to Las Vegas, I had one of those great conversations with an Uber driver—the kind where you walk away seeing business a little differently. We were talking about how Vegas has changed over the past decade, and he shared an observation that stuck with me: what looks like growth and demand on the surface can be very different underneath.
Read MoreThis month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with Nandini Kanthi, founder of Sensible, about the research, engineering and future of Sensible — a “smart sticker” able to interface with existing women’s health products and provide potentially valuable information and insight into reproductive health.
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