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The ArtsCenter has served more than 1,200 students during summer camps in 2021. According to its website, the center has brought its Artists In Residency programming to 1,275 students in four Orange County elementary schools. → Read More
“The goal is to say I can do this, and not only did I do it, but it was hard, and I worked through something and now I’m stronger for it.” → Read More
The team is made up of about 40 people, but the coffee kiosk is just one facet of B3’s outreach. The group also hosts community social events, different classes offering life skills, and pop-up catering events. → Read More
WakeEd Partnership is kicking off its community school supply drive benefitting its teacher supply store, Tools4Schools. → Read More
The City of Raleigh is holding a hiring event to fill vacant lifeguard positions. There will be open interviews Tuesday at the Biltmore Hills pool from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. → Read More
This is the first year for the summer passport program and it runs through the end of August. Families can visit the art, history, or science museums in downtown Raleigh to collect a passport book. → Read More
Walking into the military exhibit inside the North Carolina history museum you’ll notice some new hardware hanging on the wall. It is the first ever “NC Military Hall of Firsts.” → Read More
A non-profit in Chapel Hill is bringing fun, interactive science experiments straight to the beds of kids in the hospital. → Read More
Those are humble words for a nationally recognized basketball coach who’s now giving back to his community every chance he gets. CBS 17’s Randi Ayala spoke with Levelle Moton earlier this year after the unveiling of his new mural. → Read More
The festival is taking a deeper dive into racial equity, social justice, and the southern culture, all through an artistic lens. → Read More
Alliance of Disability Advocates is hosting a casino night fundraiser Thursday, April 28, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Bowstring Brewyard in Raleigh. → Read More
He said he read an article about huge waves of Ukrainians entering Poland there. He found other Americans on the ground and got to work. → Read More
UNC professor Jim Kitchen is now back from his journey into outer space. The Blue Origin blasted off from Texas around 10 am. → Read More
“The Durham Arts Council has been doing surveys throughout the pandemic and so far, the recorded revenue losses are more than $20 million,” said Sherry DeVries, the executive director of the Durham Arts Council. → Read More
The Durham native graduated from Hillside High School and went on to graduate from N.C. Central, majoring in French. → Read More
Health officials in North Carolina say the state has not reported any cases of the omicron strain. → Read More
"I'm paralyzed from the chest down and my hands are paralyzed. Basically, a piece of me died that day when I broke my neck so you have to readjust to life," said Ali Ingersoll. → Read More
The Raleigh Police Department and Advance Auto Parts are teaming up to make the roads safer. The goal is to issue fewer tickets and offer more assistance. → Read More
“You cannot ignore mental health…we want to do everything we can to make sure we’re taking care of our students,” said Dr. Josiah Sampson, provost and vice president of academic affairs. → Read More
Seven states have banned PFAS from food packaging, and 18 major food companies like Wendy’s and Chipotle have announced they’ll stop using packaging with the chemicals. → Read More