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Voting absentee this midterm: National and statewide changes to mail-in voting (opens the original)
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Midterm elections are around the corner, and mail-in and absentee voting have become a larger part of the conversation. In North Carolina, absentee voting isn’t as popular as early voting or Election Day voting, but it provides voting access to college students, deployed members of the military, voters with disabilities and others. A group of nonprofit organizations and two voters sued the North Carolina State Board of Elections and two county election boards over new absentee ballot rules, mark
The friendship and collaboration of Nina Simone and Langston Hughes (opens the original)
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Tryon, North Carolina native Nina Simone, often called the High Priestess of Soul, made her mark on the music industry and the civil rights movement. Poet and playwright Langston Hughes visited Simone’s Asheville, N.C., high school to perform his poetry and made his first encounter with the then-sixteen-year-old talent. This began a decades-long friendship and creative partnership. The relationship led to the famed song "Backlash Blues," written by Hughes and performed by Simone, which shed ligh
Testosterone: How TRT is influencing our military and culture (opens the original)
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Testosterone is getting a lot of attention these days. The sex hormone is naturally produced in both males and females, although levels are much higher in males. Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone. During puberty, it contributes to many of the changes boys experience, including increased height and muscle mass, body and pubic hair growth, and voice deepening. It is also essential for sperm production. If testosterone levels are too low or too high, it can cause certain symptoms. Recent
Former NASCAR driver discusses his new book "Never Lift" (opens the original)
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Mark “The Kid” Martin joins to discuss his long career as a stock car race car driver. Rising from the small-town tracks of Arkansas to the roaring speedways of NASCAR, he carved out a career defined not by flash, but by consistency and precision. Martin began making a name for himself as one of the youngest in the sport, winning three American Speed Association national championships before turning 22. Martin’s inspiration throughout his career and the name of his new book, “Never Lift”, came f
Charlotte business culture shifts as Gen Z enters the workforce (opens the original)
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As unemployment rates among young people continue to rise, Charlotte sees an influx of jobs going to those 25 to 34. From 2025 to 2026, the number of older Gen Z and younger millennial professionals jumped up by 2%, with nearly 4,600 additional workers. Charlotte’s healthcare and finance industries are paving the way for the younger generation entering the workforce, with smaller startups in tech not far behind. With a new influx of young people moving to Charlotte’s busiest sectors, the culture
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