For Caroline McDavid, entrepreneurship didn’t start with a pitch deck or a plan—it started with motherhood, exhaustion, and one simple question asked during the height of the pandemic: Why can’t fuel ...
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The first thing to understand about Madi Parsons is that nothing came easy for her. No elite youth soccer background. No Division I resume. Two knee surgeries. A global pandemic. A corporate job. And ...
Let me guide you through a 30 minute yoga class focusing on sun salutations, surya namaskar. Sun salutations are a wonderful way to build strength and flexibility while also building the mind body ...
More than 2,000 marchers gathered at the N.C. Capitol to protest redistricting. New 1st District map cuts Black voter share from 40.7% to 32.1%, Carolina Demography says. Rev. William Barber II led a ...
TALLAHASSEE — An effort to expand the armed “school guardian” program to colleges and universities, following a deadly on-campus shooting near the Capitol last year, took another step forward in the ...
Klahowya's bowling team once again looks like a contender for postseason hardware as the winter season on the lanes draws to a close. The Eagles, who finished 14-1 during the regular season and won ...
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Q: The Heat’s starting frontcourt, whether or not you include Kel’el Ware, lacks a polished post-up player. They get to the rim but have trouble finishing. All of them are better in a transition game.
A federal judge has allowed a class action lawsuit against Perdue Farms to move forward, rejecting the company’s bid to dismiss the case outright while narrowing some of the claims. The lawsuit, filed ...
A federal lawsuit alleging that the death by suicide of a Maryland man would not have happened if Dorchester County jail officers had followed a judicial order to take him to a hospital for evaluation ...