Tiny Houses Provides Basic Homes For The Homeless: Scott Jones
Scott Jones, the chair of Tiny Houses Greensboro, discusses how Tiny Houses supports people experiencing homelessness with Radio Camper Sabrina Campbell.
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Male Involvement In School Holds Upmost Importance: Angel Guerrero
Radio Camper Roshan Sundaram speaks with Angel Guerrero about child empowerment and male involvement in public schools.
Immigration Reform Affects Millions Of Lives: Lori Khamala
Lori Khamala is the Director of the North Carolina Immigrant Rights Program for the American Friends Service Committee in Greensboro.
Media Influences The Young And Their Perceptions: Dr. Kim Smith
Associate Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication at North Carolina A&T University, Dr.
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, February 21st, 2017
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Chicken Festival Bill Brings Back Memories Of 'Cue Clash
Organizers of a long-running Duplin County poultry jubilee are crying “fowl” over a bipartisan bill that would recognize a new Fayetteville celebration as the state's official fried chicken festiva
Duke To Seek Rate Hikes This Summer For New Plants, Matthew Repairs, Coal Ash Costs
Duke Energy this summer will ask North Carolina regulators to raise the rates consumers pay on their electricity bills for the first time in four years.
Land Conservancy Opens Up River Access In Stokes County
Nature lovers in the Piedmont have yet another nearby outdoor activity to consider, especially as the weather warms up. A new section of land on the Dan River will soon be open to the public.
Bill Would Prohibit Racial Profiling By Police
North Carolina lawmakers have filed a bill that would prohibit racial profiling by police, and require additional training for officers.
Morning News Briefs: Monday, February 20th, 2017
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