Two proposals making their way through North Carolina’s state legislature include harsh provisions about public school libraries and instructional content.
Mila Mascenik
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The Triangle Sword Guild Recreates Historical European Martial Arts
Founded in 2009, the Triangle Sword Guild is one of nine recognized Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) clubs in North Carolina.
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Declining Enrollment in Teacher Education Programs Makes UNC Pause Music Education Track
Enrollment in teacher education programs is down across the state, contributing to a projected shortfall of teachers.
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Combating Hunger in Durham: How a Nonprofit for Teen Entrepreneurs is Making Sure Students Get Meals This Summer
echoReverb Entrepreneur Pilar Gutierrez discusses the “Teens Tackle Hunger” campaign
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Triangle Shelter Underdogs
These Triangle shelter dogs are looking for their forever homes.
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Animal Shelters Locally and Nationally Face Overcrowding Epidemic
Between declining adoption rates, longer stays, and crowded conditions, Triangle animal shelters are scrambling to get animals adopted during a country-wide overflow crisis.
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City of Raleigh Public Art Project Brings Colorful Murals to Downtown Streeteries
After wooden outdoor seating areas were vandalized last winter, the city commissioned artists to paint them with murals to deter graffiti.
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Long Exposure: Southeastern Camera Celebrates Thirty Years of Bringing Film to Life
The camera shop—which has two locations, one in Carrboro and another in Raleigh—opened in July 1994. Decades after other film stores closed, it has remained an analog paradise.
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Orange County Housing Manager Mariela Hernandez Reflects on Her Journey Out of Food Insecurity
Food insecurity affects 44 million Americans. Hernandez shares her journey back to stability.
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Juneteenth Events Around the Triangle
There are dozens of ways to celebrate Juneteenth around the Triangle this year.