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BISCOE, N.C. — Meet one of Biscoe’s youngest entrepreneurs: Madison Kay, the creative and determined owner of Madison Love Bows, a growing small business built on faith, creativity, and entrepreneurship. Madison recently showcased her products at the Biscoe Flea Market, where she proudly displayed and sold her signature handmade bows and boutique clothing while gaining valuable hands-on business experience.…
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HIGH POINT, N.C. — What began as a simple call for help has, according to one High Point family, evolved into a painful and life-altering battle for justice, accountability, and transparency. High Point native and military veteran Ms. C Edwards says she dialed 911 after an unidentified white male appeared on her property. Fearing for her safety, she…
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Today marked a historic and deeply personal milestone for Larry L. Archie as he successfully defended his dissertation titled “Applying a Black Feminist Theory to Challenge the Paradigm of Power and Patriarchy in the Juvenile Justice Court System.” With this achievement, Dr. Archie has officially earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Studies with a concentration in Cultural Foundations…
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MORGAN CITY, La. — The ongoing discussion surrounding the Avoca property on Avoca Island has intensified as the Singleton family continues to raise concerns about historical land ownership, inheritance rights, and mineral interests tied to long-standing family property in St. Mary Parish. Family representatives maintain that portions of their ancestral land were once held within…
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The 2019 triple homicide in Glendale began as a shocking act of violence and has since evolved into a complex, years-long legal battle that continues to unfold as of April 2026. What authorities described as a targeted home-invasion robbery on April 18, 2019, left three men—Leon Gough II, Deandre Tyronne Sims, and Christian Marty Moukam—dead inside a…
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A group of devoted Buddhist monks is walking from Fort Worth, Texas, all the way to Washington, D.C. — a 2,300-mile spiritual pilgrimage called the Walk for Peace to share peace, compassion, loving-kindness, and healing with communities across the nation. Their journey began on October 26, 2025, and is expected to conclude in mid-February 2026 at the U.S. capital. Along the way they have…
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Community Rallies for Justice and Unity Following Shooting Assault of Amazon Driver and Her Son in Rockingham, NC Rockingham, N.C. — Community leaders, activists, and residents of Richmond County are calling for justice, accountability, and unity following a troubling incident in which an Amazon delivery driver and her teenage son were shot at while she…
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Candor’s Historic Train Depot Fundraiser: A Journey Through Time and Community Spirit
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Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church held its Health and Wellness Day on Saturday, November 1st, at 11:00 AM, offering a wealth of valuable information to the community. The event was thoughtfully organized by the Women of Mount Zion and facilitated by Sheryl Conrad and Minister Arletha Wall. The program covered a range of important topics, including cardiovascular health, diabetes, men’s health, mental health, and natural medicines.…
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Eagle-Aggie Classic 2025: A Celebration of Rivalry, Pride & HBCU Greatness On Saturday, September 20th, the energy at Truist Stadium on the campus of North Carolina A&T State Universitywas nothing short of electric. Fans poured in from all directions, ready to witness one of the most anticipated HBCU rivalries in the country—the legendary Eagle-Aggie Classic. From the booming sounds…