As someone originally from Appalachia who grew up in Western North Carolina, I recognize the warning signs when I see them here in Hillsborough. The views expressed by Commissioner Hughes and the board at large last night on AI and data centers being “inevitable” hit a nerve with me. My grandparents, my parents, and I have heard this language before.
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This week’s Hometown Hero, presented by the O. Max Gardner Foundation, is Suzanne Tormollen....
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No representation. No recruitment. No revenue. The NAACP argues that universities cannot continue profiting from Black athletic talent while states simultaneously weaken Black voting representation through unconstitutional districting and voter suppression efforts.
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Recently, my faith community, Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian Church, has partnered with Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit that buys medical debt from creditors.
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There are more than 50 reasons some call the University of North Carolina the “University of National Champions.”Despite its awesome track record of sustained, long-term success — the UNC baseball program is not yet among them.
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Check out the events happening around our community this weekend. You can view the full Chapelboro...
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One way to consider my book ‘Common Ground for US’: it’s an effort to rekindle our political imagination. Once upon a time it was remarkable.
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This week, Aaron welcomes local musician Tre. Charles, who’s just released a new single, “Stay in the Light.”
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On May 28, Glenwood Elementary School will celebrate its annual Culture Night, sponsored by the PTA. While Glenwood has for several years been a magnet school,
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Be a lifesaver! Know how to control bleeding. Follow along with this month’s column from SORS for advice to help a bleeding person until EMS arrives.
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