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The City of Paris and the Paris Police Department are partnering with the Paris Chapter of the NAACP to honor several community members during Black History Month in February. Paris Police Department Community Outreach Coordinator Kimmie Snowton initiated the project on behalf of the department a

BEAUFORT – Newly appointed members took seats for their first Coastal Resources Commission meeting here Thursday – also the first since state lawmakers changed the rules regarding its makeup —

Hope High of Cookeville, Tennessee, passed away Friday, July 21, 2023.

The NC TECH Association kicks off its two-day State of Tech event today at the Raleigh Convention Center. Attendees will gather this afternoon beginning at 4:30 pm for the celebration of the inaugural NEXT TECH Awards which showcase the area's rising stars of tech. NEXT TECH Awards are granted in three categories: Tech + Innovation, Tech Professional, and Sales + Marketing. This award was developed in partnership with Business North Carolina, and this year's winners are showcased in th...

The NC TECH Association kicks off its two-day State of Tech event today at the Raleigh Convention Center. Attendees will gather this afternoon beginning at 4:30 pm for the celebration of the inaugural NEXT TECH Awards which showcase the area's rising stars of tech. NEXT TECH Awards are granted in three categories: Tech + Innovation, Tech Professional, and Sales + Marketing. This award was developed in partnership with Business North Carolina, and this year's winners are showcased in th...

As hard as Robert High resisted becoming a coach, it turns out that it was just engrained in him.

The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division hosted a hybrid quarterly awards ceremony on Nov. 2, 2022 to acknowledge and honor eligible employees for their federal career milestones, as well

United Way of Lamar County sets a $575,000 goal for fall campaign and hands out recognition for past achievements at a breakfast meeting Wednesday morning at Love Civic Center.

The local chapter of the NAACP looked back at the nation’s history and recognized strides made in the quest for racial equality, and acknowledged how far the country still has

The Paris NAACP Chapter is to consider a Black cemetery project and view a powerpoint presentation that highlights local cemeteries when the chapter meets at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at 1490