Exploring Segregation Tactics in Winston-Salem: A New Book’s Insights
Winston-Salem’s segregation tactics, explored in a new book, highlight strategic school placements for racial divides.
August 13, 2025
Winston-Salem’s segregation tactics, explored in a new book, highlight strategic school placements for racial divides.
In June 2025, North Carolina experienced fluctuations in unemployment rates across its counties and metro areas, according to a recent government press release. The report highlighted that unemployment rates rose in the majority of counties, with 92 counties seeing an increase. Only four counties reported a decrease, while another four
Henderson County to host an Aug. 19 meeting at Bat Cave Baptist Church, encouraging residents to discuss recovery needs.
The race for U.S. Senate in North Carolina heats up as Michael Whatley and Roy Cooper announce their candidacies.
Lawyers predict many Camp Lejeune toxic water cases may settle by year’s end, with 401,000 claims filed so far.
Eco King Solutions, LLC, a new subsidiary of a major manufacturer, has announced plans to create 515 jobs in Graham County, North Carolina. The company will invest $80.5 million in Robbinsville to set up its first North American production facility, focusing on disposable, biodegradable paper tableware. Governor Josh Stein emphasized
A vacant furniture factory in Robbinsville is being revamped by EcoKing Solutions, creating hundreds of local jobs.
A vacant factory in Robbinsville is revitalized by EcoKing Solutions, creating 300 jobs with potential for 500 more.
Ingles plans to rebuild its Swannanoa supermarket, months after Hurricane Helene, with new retail spaces included.
North Carolina’s Unemployment Rate Steady in June 2025 Amid National Decline The North Carolina Department of Commerce reported that the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June 2025 remained at 3.7 percent, unchanged from May. In contrast, the national unemployment rate saw a slight decrease of 0.1 percentage point, settling
A Michigan clock and furniture company is closing after nearly a century, impacting 200 jobs, due to tariffs and a slump.
Asheville may revamp advisory boards to boost post-Hurricane Helene recovery, raising civic engagement concerns.
