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Charlotte FC MLS debut look is revealed with new second kit

Charlotte FC MLS debut look is revealed with new second kit

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February 16, 2022

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Fashion – History, characteristic, Function, and Trends

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November 1, 2021

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Qualities to look for while gifting a watch

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October 25, 2021

3 Winning Strategies for TikTok

3 Winning Strategies for TikTok

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July 1, 2021

Requirements You Need To Qualify for Breast Augmentation

Requirements You Need To Qualify for Breast Augmentation

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June 21, 2021

Male Pattern Baldness: Techniques to Address Hair Loss

Male Pattern Baldness: Techniques to Address Hair Loss

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March 12, 2021

Buy Watches and Jewelry with Bitcoin

Buy Watches and Jewelry with Bitcoin

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January 8, 2021

Are Virtual Instagrammers Really Changing the Future of Influencer Marketing?

Are Virtual Instagrammers Really Changing the Future of Influencer Marketing?

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August 25, 2020

How to Take the Perfect Instagram Pictures

How to Take the Perfect Instagram Pictures

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April 24, 2020

Seiko 5 SNK803: The Best Military-Style Automatic Watch For The Weekend

Seiko 5 SNK803: The Best Military-Style Automatic Watch For The Weekend

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February 26, 2020

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Book bans, school vouchers and DEI: Guilford County School Board D5 candidates answer questions at candidate forum September 19, 2024
Featured photo: Republican District 3 Guilford County School Board incumbent Michael Logan speaks during a candidate forum on Sept. 17 in Greensboro. (photo by Sayaka Matsuoka) In a slightly contentious candidate forum on Tuesday, candidates for Guilford County School Board in Districts 3 and 5 met at the First Presbyterian Mullin Life Center in Greensboro […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
‘Excited, nervous, anxious’: First-time voters share their thoughts and feelings leading up to the election September 19, 2024
Featured photo: First-time voters Marissa Bewry, Lily Oatis and Maria Mendez-Mungaray spoke to TCB about the issues that are most important to them, the candidates they’re excited about and what it means to be a youth voter. (file photo) In North Carolina, youth voters are projected to influence the outcome of the presidential race. That’s […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: What is a reverse town hall and why are we hosting one? September 19, 2024
Since moving back to Greensboro in 2018, I’ve been to countless candidate forums in election years. I’ve been to ones for school board, county commission, the sheriff’s offices and more. And mostly, they’re all the same. Candidates get invited, they’re asked questions about certain issues, they get to talk for a few minutes, voters ask […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
Winston-Salem’s BEAR Team was supposed to be an alternative to police. But activists say the program isn’t living up to its potential. September 17, 2024
Featured photo: Olivia Doyle and other activists speak out in front of Winston-Salem’s city hall on Sept. 16, 2024. (Photo by Gale Melcher) Olivia Doyle has clinical major depression, and struggled deeply with it this summer. “I was going through a suicidal episode,” she told TCB in an interview last week. When her family tried […]
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Safety, salaries, and cell phones: NC Superintendent candidates hold a second forum September 17, 2024
This story was first published by NC Newsline. By Clayton Henkel In a presidential election year, it can be difficult for downballot candidates to get attention. But North Carolina’s candidates for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Republican Michele Morrow and Democrat Mo Green, have squared off in two events in the past week, hoping to distinguish […]
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