Tisha Powell
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Durham, NC, United States
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Cary teen named one of the world's top young scientists
Daniel Shen, 17, has been named one of the world's top young scientists and won a $50,000 prize. → Read More
Some S&W organic beans voluntarily recalled due to compromised seals: FDA
Fairbault Foods, Inc. is voluntarily recalling 15 ounce cans of S&W Organic Black Beans, O Organic Brand Black Beans, and O Organic Brand Chili Beans. → Read More
Phillips Farm launching new farmers' market this spring to encourage others to shop small
Phillips Farms in Cary will launch a farmers market this spring in an effort to encourage shopping at local small businesses. → Read More
NBA announces more than $2.5 million in donations to HBCUs
More support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities is coming from the NBA. → Read More
Durham residents hold vigil to honor man abducted three years ago
The family members of Charleston Goodman are not giving up hope that he will be found alive. They've been searching for the missing 26-year-old since his disappearance three years ago. → Read More
Constitution and Green parties no longer recognized in North Carolina
The State Board of Elections announced Wednesday that the Constitution Party and Green Party are no longer recognized in North Carolina. → Read More
Mortgage lending company to bring more than 300 jobs to Cary
More than 300 news jobs are coming to Wake County. PennyMac Financial Services, Inc. will create a mortgage fulfillment production center in Cary. Governor Roy Cooper made the announcement Tuesday. → Read More
North Hills developers move forward with $1 billion Innovation District
Kane Realty announced plans Monday for a $1 billion 33-acre development called the North Hills Innovation District. → Read More
Cape Fear Valley holding job fair amid nursing shortage
Cape Fear Valley is looking to fill 20 to 30 positions Saturday, including licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants and certified medical assistants. → Read More
Lumbee leader works to ease fears about the COVID-19 vaccine
Tribal chairman Harvey Godwin Jr. is trying to set a good example for the Lumbee people and quell concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Bipartisan bill would honor officer who fended off rioters during Capitol siege
The bipartisan bill introduced would honor U.S. Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman, who served with the XVII Airborne Corps, with the Congressional Gold Medal. → Read More
Durham elementary school works to help students cope with emotional stress caused by deadly Capitol riot
Nearly a week after the chaos at the Capitol, stunning images and shocking revelations continue to leave many Americans feeling uneasy, including children. → Read More
Federal investigators search for grenades sold in NC after teen killed in Virginia
Authorities with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said the grenade may be one of several others sold at a North Carolina antique mall. → Read More
Gene therapy company will bring 200 jobs to the Research Triangle Park
Governor Roy Cooper announced Thursday that a California-based clinic-stage gene therapy company, Adverum Biotechnologies, Inc., will bring its manufacturing facility to the Research Triangle Park. → Read More
North Carolina shows growing economy amid COVID-19; unemployment remains high
North Carolina leaders released county and metro area unemployment numbers as the COVID-19 pandemic keeps many people out of work. → Read More
Target recalls infant rompers, swimsuits due to choking hazard
Target said it has received reports of snaps on the rompers and swimsuits breaking and detaching from the garments creating a choking hazard for small children. → Read More
Black Nativity Durham producers take the tradition online amid pandemic
The Triangle Performance Ensemble presents its first virtual performance of Black Nativity Durham. → Read More
A virtual experience lets children video chat with Santa
For kids who haven't had a chance to speak with Santa this year there is still a way to do it online before Christmas. → Read More
People working from home admit to drinking during work hours, poll reveals
Working remotely has apparently caused employees to pick up some new habits -- and perhaps raise a glass or two. → Read More
TikTok awards $1 million scholarship to NCCU to support health care students
Frontline workers caring for COVID-19 patients are true heroes of the global pandemic that's why the popular video app TikTok is awarding $1 million to North Carolina Central University (NCCU) to support students pursuing degrees in health care. → Read More