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Tony Award-Winning 'Buena Vista Social Club' Musical brings Cuban music and culture to DPAC (opens the original)
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DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- A Tony and Grammy award-winning musical inspired by the legendary Buena Vista Social Club is making a stop in the Triangle this week. The production, now at DPAC in Durham, celebrates the groundbreaking Cuban musicians whose music captivated audiences around the world after the release of the acclaimed Buena Vista Social Club album in the 1990s. The album introduced many listeners to the sounds and culture of Cuba while telling the story of artists who were enjoying a late
Wake Tech weaving AI into the classroom as students search for jobs (opens the original)
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Artificial intelligence is reshaping workplaces across industries, and at Wake Technical Community College, educators are working to make sure students are prepared. While some workers worry AI could eventually replace certain jobs, leaders at Wake Tech say the better approach is teaching students how to work alongside the technology. "Artificial intelligence is a ubiquitous technology," said Dr. Scott Ralls, president of Wake Tech. "It's not something that just a few peo
Raleigh-area patient hopeful of new FDA-approved cholesterol pill (opens the original)
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- For nearly two years, Steve Church has been working with doctors to keep his cholesterol under control. He started by giving himself injections at home every two weeks. Now, he visits his doctor's office twice a year for shots. That's why Church is excited about a newly approved cholesterol medication that could offer patients a simpler option: a daily pill. "I might be interested in that just because of the results I'm getting," Church said. "If there's a pill that I can
What's behind NC's 'First in Freedom' slogan? A trip back nearly 250 years (opens the original)
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If you've ever looked at a North Carolina license plate, chances are you've seen the phrase "First in Freedom." The slogan has appeared on millions of vehicles across the state for years, but its roots go back nearly 250 years. To understand why North Carolina claims the title, you have to travel to Halifax, a small town with an outsized place in American history. The phrase originates from the Halifax Resolves, a document adopted on April 12, 1776, that authorized North Carolina's delegates to
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