above: Dan Blue and Larry Hall By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle “I know that if I don’t protect my freedom, no one is going to be as interested in
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Tarza Mitchell Guest Columnist As many of us plan and prepare for family gatherings and celebratory meals in the upcoming holiday season, here’s a startling and disturbing fact to consider:
By GARY D. ROBERTSON Associated Press ROCKY MOUNT — North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper began his long-planned bid to become governor Monday evening, telling a crowd of supporters the
Above: Photo by Tevin Stinson- Daphne Holmes-Johnson, state chair for NC NAACP State Convention speaks to members of the local chapter during a recent meeting 72nd conference is expected to
From the desk of Ernie Pitt In the spring of 1974, what had been no more than a dream for
The percentage of people without health insurance nationally has dropped into single digits, in large part due to the Affordable
To the Editor: There are more than 340 food deserts across 80 counties in North Carolina. These deserts are defined as
Commentary: Lawmakers should consider the impact of no teacher assistants and the effect of vouchers
In above photo: Ronda J. Gordon (center holding microphone) speaking at a rally for teacher assistants. (File photo) Ronda J.
In above photo: Voters participating in past same-day voter registration Mike Meno, Guest Columnist Isabel Najera was excited to vote
In above photo: Illustration by Ron Rogers for The Chronicle Rhone Resch, Guest Columnist Earlier this year, North Carolina became
