Power of Rural | Student Doctors
The waits are often long, and the process can be slow. But you won’t hear complaints from the men and… More on this post
Features
Power of Rural | The Public Eye
David Tillman’s journey to the public health field took a winding path, but his love for Harnett County and rural… More on this post
Power of Rural | Sacred Silence
Danita Perkins plays a vital role in the care and outcomes of patients and their families at Nash General Hospital… More on this post
Power of Rural | Real Change
It’s almost like somebody was reading Britt Davis’ mind. As Campbell’s vice president for institutional advancement was working on ideas… More on this post
Power of Rural | Migrant Medicine
Farm workers have the eighth-most dangerous job in America; behind loggers, pilots, roofers and truckers, to name a few. And… More on this post
Making the Break
Alexandra Puszczynski never thought of her all-female team of student advocates as ‘all-female’ until her friends started congratulating her on… More on this post
GEN1
Roughly 30 percent of all entering freshmen on any given college campus are first-generation college students, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. That percentage goes up when you loosen the definition of “first generation” — some define it as a student whose parents didn’t obtain at least a four-year degree.
Worth a thousands words
A photographer’s story of grief, grace and redemption “Two years out of undergrad and very unexpected, my dad committed suicide.”… More on this post
Where Buies Creek Academy once stood
The fire that destroyed the campus of Buies Creek Academy on Dec. 20, 1900, not only wiped out all but… More on this post