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Seven survivors and the families of three deceased members of the Wilmington Ten formerly petitioned the governor of North Carolina Thursday to grant each of the original group a pardon of innocence.
Family and friends came from New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia – all across the state Saturday to join in the 95th birthday celebration of Anna Grier Barringer on Saturday April 28, at Catawba Presbyterian Church in Huntersville, North Carolina.
Representatives from the Mitchell Community College Aerospace and Engineering Program enlightened the Rotary Club of Statesville/Fourth Creek last Wednesday
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Posted on 16 May 2012
Forty years since Rev. Ben Chavis, eight black student activists and a white female social worker were put on trial RALEIGH, NC – Seven survivors and the families of three deceased members of the Wilmington Ten – ten 1970’s civil rights activists convicted forty years ago of conspiracy charges to commit violence, charges a federal [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 09 May 2012
Family and friends came from New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia – all across the state Saturday to join in the 95th birthday celebration of Anna Grier Barringer on Saturday April 28, at Catawba Presbyterian Church in Huntersville, North Carolina. The fellowship hall, which family and friends adorned graciously in pink and white filled to capacity as guests [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 09 May 2012
First let me say, please remember that as a tax paying citizen of your community, city, county, state, and this our United States, it is not only your right, but your duty to vote to seat worthy conscious minded individuals in all available seats. The people that you vote for and the majority of voters [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 May 2012
JH Gunn Elementary School truly has something to be proud of this school year. The third through fifth grade students had an excellent opportunity to be part of an eight week season long basketball league that incorporated a step team. The idea to introduce this program came from the school social worker, Mr. Patrick Narcisse, who [...] Continue Reading