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Arts In The Albemarle
Ahhh one of my favorite times of the year, craft fairs in abundance, fall art shows, hunting season in full…
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Schools struggle to retain special ed teachers. Advocates say invest more in them.
By Clarissa Donnelly-DeRoven When 11-year-old Nico started school in July, he and his classmates didn’t have a teacher. Instead, the…
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School Choice is Opening Doors for Students
(by Shelby Doyle) - Parents across the country are seriously rethinking what they and their children need when it comes…
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Taking reproductive care on the road
By Michelle Crouch Co-published with Charlotte Ledger Suzanna Fox has seen firsthand why prenatal care is so important. An Atrium…
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Women and their roles in the Civil War
The Civil War, fought between 1861 and 1865, was a defining moment in American history. While the war was primarily…
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Faith and Opportunities
We have closed the book of 2022. Possibly you are reflecting on some of the triumphs and trials of this…
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Avoiding a Stranger’s last ride home
It’s important to be cautious and aware of your surroundings when you’re out and about, especially if you’re alone. One…
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‘We are not thought of’: The true impact of Western North Carolina’s maternal desert on rural women
By Shelby Harris and Sarah Melotte This story is a collaboration between Carolina Public Press and The Daily Yonder. The…
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A Person of Ordinary Moral Firmness or becoming “A Reasonable Ralph”
A person of ordinary moral firmness is a legal term used to describe the hypothetical reasonable person employed as…
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Comprehensive food nutrition program aims to combat disparities in diabetes treatments
By Rachel Crumpler Health care providers have traditionally written prescriptions for medications, for exercise, for therapy, even for relaxation for…
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