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Reidsville High School quarterback, grandson of legendary Aggies coach to play for North Carolina A&T State University
PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Fans of Reidsville High School football won’t have to travel far to keep up with one of its stars, who is moving onto the big stage of college football next season. Tyson Broadway, a three-star quarterback according to Rivals, is currently starting under center for the Rams. But in 2027, […]
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Danville names teachers of the year
Danville Public Schools is honoring their best teachers. And one of them will soon get a major honor. Teachers at each school pick a colleague to recognize as Teachers of the Year for outstanding work in the classroom and in the school community. This includes all elementary schools, the two...
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UNC Greensboro School of Music dedicated in honor of trailblazing alumna
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The UNC Greensboro School of Music was officially dedicated as the Constance Hughes Kotis School of Music during a ceremony at Tew Recital Hall in the UNCG Music Building on Friday morning. Kotis is considered a trailblazing alumna and the first recipient of UNCG’s Master of Music degree in applied music […]
intermatwrestle.com
2026 Super 23 Quarterfinal Matchups
One of the crown jewels of the high school wrestling calendar got underway on Saturday as the Super 32 kicked off from Greensboro, North Carolina. The Super 32 has been the place for the collegiate and international stars of tomorrow to do battle in search of the exclusive Super 32 championship belt.
NC Newsline
Denied a campus early voting site, NC A&T students again march to the polls
Hundreds of NC A&T State University students filled Greensboro streets Thursday for a 40-minute walk from their campus to an early voting site, partly to do their civic duty and partly as a show of strength. It was the second Greensboro student voter march this month, following an event last week that drew national attention. […]
Salisbury Post
Area Briefs: Salisbury soccer battles to draw with Concord; lots of JV football winners
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER SALISBURY — The Salisbury Hornets closed out South Piedmont Conference play Thursday with a hard-fought 0-0 draw against the Concord Spiders, showing pride, grit and defensive […]
The Mount Airy News
Virginia Tech grant sought for Jones School project
A group that owns the former all-black Jones School campus in Mount Airy is seeking a grant to develop a special monument there to honor a key chapter in its 90-year history related to the school’s construction. This is being spearheaded by the African American Historical and Genealogical Society of Surry County, which has owned the school property since 2022 and maintained it as a viable community institution. That group is now eyeing a possible Monuments Across Appalachian Places (MAAP) grant funded by the Mellon Foundation and administered by Virginia Tech University. “The grant encourages communities to uncover untold stories and transform them into creative re-imagined monuments that can go beyond traditional memorials,” said Adreann Belle, an official of the local group. “It has many stories worth hearing,” Belle added in reference to the historic Jones School while speaking about the project during a meeting of the Mount Airy Board of Commissioners last week. The focus at Jones School concerning the MAAP grant opportunity is on students who played an important role in the construction of facilities there. “We have chosen to highlight the remarkable accomplishments of the Jones High School students who helped build the auditorium, band room and
sandhillssentinel.com
MCS talks improvements for 2 low-performing elementary schools
Moore County Schools outlined plans to improve student behavior and address learning gaps at two low-performing elementary schools during the Board of Education’s Oct. 20 meeting. Aberdeen Elementary Principal Bridget Johnson and Robbins Elementary Principal Renee Robbins attended to discuss their schools’ improvement plans, which outlined strategies to raise...
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Audit Finds NCCU Employees Violated Spending Policies
Staff at North Carolina Central University spent $235,764 on purchases that violated university policies from July 2025 through February 2026, according to a state audit released Monday. The auditor reviewed 477 procurement card transactions from July 2025 through February 2026. The audit found $35,098 in prohibited purchases, in addition to...
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Adva Weinstein, Visiting Scholar at NC A&T State University
As serendipity would have it, we stopped by Summerfield Farms on Sunday afternoon to soak in the ambience of people enjoying the sunshine, each other, and pumpkin decorating. Through a mutual friend, we met Adva Weinstein who is here through BAMAH, an organization that “utilizes the arts to cultivate cross-cultural connections, dismantle polarization, and encourage shared humanity. It works with Israeli artists across all disciplines, religions, backgrounds, and political persuasions.”*
theurbannews.com
Students Turn Frustration Into Participation
North Carolina A&T students marched 45 minutes to reach an early voting location. When early voting began on October 15, 2026, hundreds of college students in Greensboro, NC turned a trip to the polls into a demonstration of civic commitment. Students from North Carolina A&T State University, UNC Greensboro, and...