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Today we spend the hour with Richard Antoine White, the first African American to earn a doctorate in tuba performance, to talk about his new memoir “I'm Possible: A Story of Survival, a Tuba, and the Small Miracle of a Big Dream.”
Sri Lanka tourism – where are you going? July 13, 2009 With the ending of the war against terrorism and Sri Lanka’s ground security situation rapidly returning to normalcy, there is certainly considerable focus and interest on the tourism sector, which With the ending of the war against terrorism and Sri Lanka’s ground security situation rapidly returning to normalcy, there is certainly considerable focus and interest on the tourism sector, which is expected to bounce back very soon. In this context, it could be worthwhile perhaps to reflect upon the Sri Lanka tourism industry – its ...
WCCB Charlotte's CW Weather Sponsor: Wilson’s World: A Small Miracle And Advance Auto Parts Partner To Help People With Challenges Find Work January 22, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Today on Wilson’s World, Wilson is joined by A Small Miracle & Boundless Abilities and Advance Auto Parts. A Small Miracle & Boundless Abilities helps people with challenges get trained and find work. The organization has recently partnered with the Advance Auto Parts warehouse in Gaston County. Fore more information on A Small Miracle & Boundless Abilities, please visit www.asmallmiraclellc.com. Be sure to follow...
Independent fact-checkers have debunked a number of Janet Presson’s Facebook posts, including this one from July, 2020. Facebook photo One of the loudest voices against masks and vaccines during recent public comment sessions in Haywood County also serves on a nonprofit health care board that’s charged with managing more than $12 million of taxpayer money meant to support public health. Comments made by registered nurse Janet Presson at county commission and town board meetings have not gone unnoticed — letters and comments subsequently submitted to The Smoky Mountain News express...