NAACP responds to allegations of fraud regarding Tonya McDaniel’s handling of grant funds
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- NAACP responds to allegations of fraud regarding Tonya McDaniel’s handling of grant funds
- Father’s Day dinner looks to combat rise in senseless gun violence
- Shooting at park terrifies children, adults
- Business of the Month: Elite Healthcare Group specializes in helping autistic children and their families
- Local nonprofit ‘turns the tables’ on Hope du Jour restaurants
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Ahead of Father’s Day weekend, the Women’s Gun Violence Prevention Team is hosting a dinner on Friday evening designed to celebrate men in the community and invite them to join the fight against senseless gun violence.
A relaxing day at the park was interrupted by gunfire earlier this week when William Coleman Scott, 26, endangered the lives of dozens of innocent people when he opened fire on police officers in Hanes Park, a mere hours after it is believed he killed his mother and grandmother.
Business of the Month: Elite Healthcare Group specializes in helping autistic children and their families
Local nonprofit ‘turns the tables’ on Hope du Jour restaurants
Coaches: In their own words
Athletes’ poor work ethic challenges coaches
Starting a podcast is the new wave. Nowadays you can find a podcast that covers just about any topic known to man. Fortunately for local listeners, three African American young men have started the “Pick a Side” (PAS) podcast that covers a multitude of topics like sports, education, politics and more that affect the Black community.
12-team college football playoff is on its way
Whole Man Ministries will present a drive-thru giveaway for the community on June 26 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. that will offer the opportunity to receive COVID testing and vaccine shot. Perhaps one of the winners of a ONE MILLION DOLLARS could be from our event, said Bishop Washington.
- NAACP responds to allegations of fraud regarding Tonya McDaniel’s handling of grant funds
- Father’s Day dinner looks to combat rise in senseless gun violence
- Shooting at park terrifies children, adults
- Business of the Month: Elite Healthcare Group specializes in helping autistic children and their families
- Local nonprofit ‘turns the tables’ on Hope du Jour restaurants
- Coaches: In their own words
- Not just your average podcast
- 12-team college football playoff is on its way
- A chance to win $1 million
- UNCSA names Endalyn Taylor dean of the School of Dance
