By Donal Ware It’s that time of year again. The battle for Raleigh. The rivalry between Shaw and Saint Augustine’s is the CIAA’s answer to the NC State/North Carolina rivalry and dates back to 1907. And despite the fact that the schools are separated by less than two miles, most competitions over the years have […]
WASHINGTON — The number of people seeking unemployment benefits plummeted last week to 352,000, the fewest since April 2008. The decline added to evidence that the job market is strengthening. SEE ALSO: Obama’s Big Oil Win Applications fell 50,000, the biggest drop in the seasonally adjusted figure in more than six years, the Labor Department […]
What started as a fodder for Charlotte Observer’s Mark Washburn’s column is fast becoming a full-blown media story about the DNC Convention. Here’s the deal.…
Study Proverbs 15:5 and ask God to give you discernment of heart. Listen to more….
Who is Eligible? Inclusive Health was created for North Carolinians with pre-existing conditions looking for more affordable health coverage. It includes two options, Inclusive Health – Federal Option is for people who have been without coverage for 6 months or more. Inclusive Health – State Option is for anyone else. Each of these options has […]
Today is a crazy day in the Republican primary race. Rick Perry dropped out of the race and endorsed Newt Gingrich. The Des Moines Register…
The food you eat can affect your brain health. We look at the top foods that boost memory and brain power. Some old wives tales hold up better than others. There’s now proof chicken soup has antihistamine properties that work against colds. And carrots contain beta-carotene, which is good for your vision. But is it […]
The food you eat can affect your brain health. We look at the top foods that boost memory and brain power. Some old wives tales…
