Hundreds of North Carolinians joined in a nationwide rally to demand gun reforms in the “March For Our Lives” events held in Asheville, Raleigh and Charlotte earlier this month.
While reflecting on adversity, Robinson said, “my God tells me that when I face adversity that, number one, I am to stand up like a man! M-A-N!”
In the area of the state between the Triangle and the Triad, the Alamance-Burlington School System is another district with a couple of candidates with disturbing, extreme views running for places on the school board.
Should the United States Supreme Court officially overturn Roe v. Wade in the coming weeks, state courts are likely to be “flooded” with litigation forcing them to rule on access to abortion, according to Politico.
An analysis by FactCheck.org, noted that an estimated 102 million Americans who are either retired or work but make less than $28,000 annually would be impacted by the tax plan.
In order to foster community conversation about banned books, the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem has started a program called Banned Book Summer.
Passed two weeks ago, Senate Bill 256 would take power from the governor to appoint seats on a community college board in Rockingham County, and give it to the House and Senate’s top elected officials.
This isn’t the first time Bo Hines, a 26-year-old trust fund kid and political newcomer, has been in the news for his poor decision-making.
Since 2020, a group of students have been pushing for the removal of police officers from school campuses and advocating for more funding for school counselors.
In less than a year the NCAA has not ruled in the favor of the Wolfpack which leaves the question, what does the NCAA have against N.C. State?