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Cheryl Shelton-Roberts and her husband Bruce worked for years to preserve North Carolina’s iconic lighthouses. Meanwhile, their relationship blossomed into a love story unlike any other.
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Over the past decade, universities across America embraced DEI policies. But then… came the backlash.
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We spent the day at the NC State Fair and brought you back some funnel cake.
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