Asheville’s New City Manager Debra Campbell
Debra Campbell took the reins on December 3, 2018, and we interviewed her shortly after
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Set the World on Fire
Black Nationalist Women and the Global Struggle for Freedom. In a remarkable act of historical
Everything New is Old Again … Almost
Legislative News by Nelda Holder – The 2019-2020 NC Legislature opened at noon on Wednesday,
Government Shutdown Continues
What’s Open, What’s Not, and Who’s Hanging Around by Johnnie Grant – The federal shutdown,
Ernest Green, Civil Rights Pioneer, to Speak at MLK Prayer Breakfast
The breakfast, sponsored by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Association of Asheville and Buncombe County,
Congresswoman Maxine Waters Makes History
By Charlene Crowell – First Black, First Woman to Chair House Financial Services Committee As
Center for Participatory Change Announces New Co-Directors
The Center for Participatory Change (CPC) has appointed two new Co-Directors, Giannina Callejas and Samhita
MLK Day Events Planned for Mars Hill University
Mars Hill University has scheduled a full day of events to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther
Health Careers Summer Camp
Applications are available for the 2019 Health Careers Summer Camp. A residential camp will be
Songs, Movies & Moments: January 2019
A Look at Entertainment by T.J. Moore – A new year brings resolutions for many.
Looking Back While Moving Forward
by Errington C. Thompson, MD – Before I get too far into this article, let
You Can’t Bully Me Anymore
You Can’t Bully Me Anymore is a powerful, encouraging, and engaging book to inspire and
