NAACP Weighs In On Voter ID, Criticizes Board of Elections
The North Carolina NAACP is criticizing the State Board of Elections for not educating voters and poll workers on the latest election rules.
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North Carolina's New Law Puts Abortion Back In The Spotlight
A controversial new abortion law went into effect this month in North Carolina.
Seniors and Self-Expression: Lia Miller
Radio Camper Obadele Akan speaks to Lia Miller, the Executive Director of the Creative Aging Network. The Network enhances the lives of seniors through creative self-expression.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Committee OK's Pay Hikes for Winston-Salem Police and Firefighters
The Winston-Salem City Council will likely approve pay raises for the city's police officers and firefighters.
Judge OKs Duke Energy Environmental Compliance Plan
Duke Energy has a federal judge's approval on two of its compliance plans. These plans describe how the company will meet the environmental laws.
Through Non-Conformity, David Bowie Boosted LGBTQ Community
People around the world are celebrating the life of David Bowie after the superstar died on Sunday at age 69.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Apologizes For Mistakes, Promises Refunds
Thousands of Blue Cross and Blue Shield customers in North Carolina can expect refunds in the coming weeks.
"With But Beyond The Eye" Exhibit With Drawings By Esther Gruber Extended
"With But Beyond The Eye" is a selection of visionary drawings by Swiss artist Esther Gruber.
Morning Headlines: Monday, January 11, 2016
Road Funding Is Good News For Northern Beltway
The state's transportation board has officially approved funding for a list of road projects across the state.
Across The Blue Ridge - Episode 2 (Roots of Bluegrass Music in North Carolina)
This week's Across the Blue Ridge explores roots of bluegrass in North Carolina old-time music – specifically that of the groundbreaking banjo player Charlie Poole.