November 27, 2023

Community

The Arc of Greensboro: Building Connection in Community for Those With Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities

Since 1953, the Arc of Greensboro has been connecting those with intellectual and developmental disabilities with their greater community. This member-based nonprofit works hard to showcase and educate the public on why those who have disabilities deserve to be treated with respect. In addition, this organization works tirelessly to show that those with disabilities have something extraordinary to offer the world around them.

November 27, 2023

Politics

Party switcher Tricia Cotham will run for reelection to the N.C. State House

State Representative Tricia Cotham, who in April gave Republicans a supermajority in the legislature by switching parties from Democrat to Republican, will run for reelection next fall in the newly redrawn House District 105 in southern Mecklenburg County.

November 27, 2023

Education

Women’s high school wrestling is growing in a special way in one NC county

One of the fastest growing women’s sports in the country has finally been classified as a sport in North Carolina. Womens high school wrestling is now in 41 states with nearly 50,000 student-athletes participating, that is a 880% rise in participation since 2005. The North Carolina High School Athletic Association sanctioned the sport in April 2022.

November 27, 2023

Education

Parents & Teachers Unite to Fight for Public Schools

North Carolina parents and educators are banding together to demand more resources and support for public schools. “Public School Strong” is an emerging group with over 500 members from various regions across the state. According to WRAL News, the group held a rally in Raleigh on Wednesday, November 15th. The parents and teachers marched and presented Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt with their survey showing that most North Carolinians support public schools.

November 27, 2023

Health

State Department of Health and Healthcare Providers Prepare for Dec. 1 Medicaid Launch

In just a few weeks, Medicaid expansion will take place in North Carolina, giving more than 600,000 people access to healthcare coverage for the first time.

November 27, 2023

Politics

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson Returns From ‘Political Trip’ to Israel That He Used as Cover For His History of Antisemitism

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has now returned from his trip to Israel, a visit that he made in an attempt to show that he’s not antisemitic – despite all the evidence showing that he is antisemitic.

November 27, 2023

November 27, 2023

The Arc of Greensboro: Building Connection in Community for Those With Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities

Party switcher Tricia Cotham will run for reelection to the N.C. State House

Women’s high school wrestling is growing in a special way in one NC county

Parents & Teachers Unite to Fight for Public Schools

State Department of Health and Healthcare Providers Prepare for Dec. 1 Medicaid Launch

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson Returns From ‘Political Trip’ to Israel That He Used as Cover For His History of Antisemitism

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