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The award-winning Harkers Island cookbook -- originally intended as a church fundraiser nearly 35 years ago and is again available -- contains not only recipes but sketches and stories that provide a glimpse of everyday life in a coastal N.C. fishing village that has seen dramatic change.

As with many Black schools in the Jim Crow South, references to Gulfport's 33rd Avenue School in archives and books are scarce.

Nonviolent -- but not peaceful -- protests aim to bring about change in Elizabeth City Martha Quillin, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) May 29—Marchers in Elizabeth City protesting the April 21 officer shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. quickly fell into a rhythm last Tuesday night, their feet and voices rising and falling almost in unison. Through the streets of downtown, their now-familiar chants ricocheting off the old brick buildings. They returned again and again to a refrai...

Sunday, February 28, 2021, 3-4:30 p.m. Admission is free, open to the public and recommended for school grades 7 and up. In honor of Black History, the Friday Center for Continuing Education proudly presents a live, online theatrical performance presented by acclaimed actor and playwright Mike Wiley. Crafted from the public record, his one-man, multiple character performance of Dar He offers a transfixing dramatization of the historic interviews and events surrounding the lynching and murder of...

In Wilmington 1898, Red Shirts led the violence and intimidation of the white supremacist movement. Now Capitol Hill rioters are drawing comparisons.