Beloved YMCA Instrumental To Civil Rights History Will Be Gone, But Memories Remain
A building in Greensboro will be razed next week, and it's one that leaves a powerful legacy.
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After 80 Years Hayes-Taylor YMCA To Be Razed But Powerful Memories Remain
Next week, the Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA in Greensboro will be razed.
Former W-S Councilman Co-Founded PAC Tied To Controversial Ads
Controversial political ads running in Missouri and Arkansas are connected to a political action committee associated with a fiery former local politician.
Google Program At N.C. A&T University Aims To Increase Diversity In Tech
North Carolina A&T University has teamed up with Google this semester with the goal of improving diversity in tech.
Duke Historians Ask To Remove Confederate Veteran's Name
Duke University history professors want to remove the name of a benefactor who promoted white supremacist ideas from their department's building.
Greensboro City Council Approves Money For Displaced Apartment Tenants
This week, the Greensboro City Council approved $45,000 to assist local residents forced to leave their recently condemned apartments.
UNC Won't Act On Statue Of Confederate Soldier At Chapel Hill Campus
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors will do nothing, for now, about an embattled Confederate monument on the public university system's flagship campus.
The HistoryMakers Brings The Black Experience Home To The Piedmont
A national video and oral archive that celebrates African-American history is coming to the Triad.
Black Rock Doc Series Explores Underrepresented Musical Contributions
The Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center branch of the public library is showing weekly films this summer
Lawyer For Man Depicted In Winston-Salem Pool Incident Responds To Race Allegations
(Listen above to audio from the disturbance call released by the Winston-Salem Police Dept.)