- More than gratitude, let’s keep our promise to disabled veterans
“Thank you for your service” is easy to say. But ensuring disabled veterans receive the financial benefits they’ve earned is harder—and more important. Every Veterans Day, as Americans commemorate military service, millions of veterans and their families face uncertainty about benefits that can be a monetary lifeline. The reasons are complicated. For starters, the Department… Read more: More than gratitude, let’s keep our promise to disabled veterans - Personal injury law is more about optimizing outcomes than promising big payouts
There are eight million licensed drivers in North Carolina, and not all of them are good drivers. So, a car wreck may be the most likely reason a person ever needs a personal injury attorney. And the last thing someone needs after a wreck is an overpromising, performative, combative lawyer promising outrageous settlements that can’t… Read more: Personal injury law is more about optimizing outcomes than promising big payouts - Knowledge, experience, and compassion–Why the basics of good lawyering matter more than ever.
Deuterman Law Group helps North Carolinians navigate increasingly complex disability and workers’ compensation systems through specialized legal teams, compassionate client service, and local expertise, ensuring clients receive the benefits and care they’ve earned. - Inside UNC Summer School: Career-Relevant Skills for Every Stage of Learner
From data and technology to environmental policy, public health, and creative writing, summer courses at Carolina invite over 6,000 learners from myriad backgrounds to engage with ideas that shape today’s world. - A Place to Exhale: Inside NC Hemp Shoppe
NC Hemp Shoppe isn’t just selling hemp: it’s responding to a stressed, creatively hungry community by becoming a space for calm, conversation, and connection. - Southern Cinema for Two Decades: Carrboro Film Fest Returns
This winter the Carrboro Film Fest celebrates a major milestone: its 20th year showcasing the best of Southern independent cinema. - The Hayti Heritage Center Embarks on its “Inaugural Season”
As the Hayti Heritage Center launches its inaugural artistic season—its first formally curated one in fifty years—the institution is stepping into a new chapter shaped by legacy, defiance, and cultural sovereignty. Housed in the landmark sanctuary of St. Joseph AME Church, erected in 1891, the Center stands as the last major structure from the once-thriving… Read more: The Hayti Heritage Center Embarks on its “Inaugural Season” - Nasher Museum Celebrates 20 Years With Sculpture Garden Opening, Daylong Community Festival
This fall, the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University is marking a major milestone: its 20th anniversary. On Saturday, October 18, 2025, the museum will host a free, all-day community event celebrating the grand opening of its Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Family Sculpture Garden—a transformative project 20 years in the making. - Keep NC’s Hemp Industry Thriving—Oppose HB 328
This article is sponsored content advocating for the interests of North Carolina’s hemp farmers, small businesses, and veterans. - Sherlocks Glass & Dispensary Transforms into Leading Cannabis Dispensary in Triangle Area
Raleigh, NC – What began as a glass art gallery in Raleigh has evolved into one of North Carolina’s premier destinations for hemp and cannabis products. Sherlocks Glass & Dispensary, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, has established itself as a significant player in the region’s emerging cannabis market. Founded by childhood friends Rob and… Read more: Sherlocks Glass & Dispensary Transforms into Leading Cannabis Dispensary in Triangle Area
