The Voice of the Black Community
State & National
| Anglin, Edwards can keep their party labels |
| Tuesday, August 14, 2018 |
| Legislators cannot reach back in time and change the rules of an election after the fact, a Wake County Superior Court judge ruled Monday. Judge Rebecca Holt issued a preliminary injunction enjoining the State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement from printing any election ballots that do not reflect judicial candidates Chris Anglin’s and |
| Princeville continues efforts to rebuild |
| Friday, August 3, 2018 |
| PRINCEVILLE, N.C. – Town residents are trying to keep a significant piece of black history from figuratively and literally washing away. They are holding a gala on Aug. 25 to raise money to go toward historic preservation projects and the rebuilding of the community after severe storms left the town under water. Princeville was the first town in the |
| Democrat running for Supreme Court outraises GOP incumbent |
| Wednesday, August 1, 2018 |
| RALEIGH — Democratic North Carolina Supreme Court candidate Anita Earls has raised more than twice the amount of campaign dollars that Republican incumbent Justice Barbara Jackson did through the first half of the year, candidate finance reports show. The new filings offer the first look into 2018 fundraising in a three-way competition for the only |
| Worries of violence accompany 2020 GOP convention choice |
| Monday, July 23, 2018 |
| CHARLOTTE — Charlotte has a history of diversity and inclusiveness that has sometimes been difficult to achieve. The Democratic-leaning city was chosen over Las Vegas at the summer meeting of the GOP’s national committee last week. In 2012, North Carolina’s largest city hosted the Democratic National Convention. The city hopes to present |
