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April 22, 2021

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Age of Madness: Madness is the answer to an unjust world April 23, 2024
Age of Madness is a column by Shell Everette exploring and unpacking the complicated injustices of the world through an intersectional perspective. I didn’t think about the handcuffs. I only remembered the old purse holding my dying iPhone and broken wallet splayed on a sidewalk once my friend and I were physically safe from the […]
Shell Everette
EDITORIAL: NC’s fiscal cliff April 23, 2024
The nonpartisan Center for Budget and policy priorities estimated in February that recent tax cuts will decimate the General Fund by almost 11 percent by 2028. That’s more than $2 billion.
Brian Clarey
Make no mis-steak: Serve high-end restaurant-quality meals at home with products from Southern Foods April 22, 2024
Everyone’s a professional chef when they shop at Southern Foods.
Staff
At this year’s RiverRun, documentaries about the Triad shine through April 18, 2024
Featured photo: A still from the documentary, Bloom, which follows three families and their doulas in NC. A story about one team’s journey to the championships. An intimate look at three families’ birthing process. An inspiring music teacher. A portrait of an activist group. For this year’s RiverRun Festival, we chose a handful of documentaries […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Taking time off April 18, 2024
There’s really no such thing as time off when you’re a reporter. The news never stops. There’s always something to report, whether it’s good or bad. And when you embed yourself in stories and communities, it can be hard to take a step back and breathe. When you miss an update or can’t cover all […]
Sayaka Matsuoka