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As I have witnessed the national conversation on reparations with fascination, Evanston leads in quantifying harm and preparing to dole out financial damages. City Council acknowledging racially-related harm is a powerful beginning.  I am from a Black family that settled in Evanston in the late 1920s; my people migrated during those decades of greatest documentable...

Coming up on the one-year mark when House Bill 890 was introduced in the NC General Assembly New Bern is getting closer to having a "social district."

A $57 million statewide roadway project is nearing completion and Weymouth officials expect the work will benefit development

Also, Oakland’s tiny home village fire and reports on housing speculation, foreclosures

Councilors approved a 30-minute parking restriction in front of Chellas Coffee Experience at the request of shop owners.

A huge off-roading facility in Greene County that closed in January due to undisclosed legal reasons has reopened under new ownership and a new name.

Five people in Oakland lost their home Monday morning in a fire at that a city councilmember called "unacceptable" at a tiny home community, according to the councilmember's office.

The school department hopes to address nearly two dozen capital needs

A visit to the Classic City can be an adventure for your pup, too. Unearth outdoor Athens with these dog-friendly paths and green spaces.

The New Bern Riverfront Convention Center is on pace to bring in $500K in revenue this year. But thousands are being lost in local economic impact.