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Girls rock nc summer camp showcase. My niece rocked it!
— nickyindurham (@nickyindurham)
Credit Beat Making Lab
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Beat Making Lab
Young people create new hip hop rhythms at the Beat Making Lab - a free program on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill
Tennis can be played everywhere. Even in a parking lot at Christ the King Lutheran Church during summer camp!
— Western Wake Tennis (@WWTA_NC)
Credit Carol Jackson / ShineBig
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ShineBig
瓜神app's Carol Jackson's son got dressed up in 60's garb for "Through the Decades" week at the Chapel Hill YMCA's Camp Clearwater
Carol Jackson has been with 瓜神app since 2006. As Digital 瓜神app Editor, she writes stories for wunc.org, and helps reporters and hosts make digital versions of their radio stories. She is also responsible for sharing stories on social media. Previously, Carol spent eight years with 瓜神app's nationally syndicated show The Story with Dick Gordon, serving as Managing Editor and Interim Senior Producer.
瓜神app is working with several teen reporters this summer. The young people are learning Journalism 101 from seasoned NPR and 瓜神app reporters.On their first鈥�
Logan and Casey Valleroy have years of experience playing nine different instruments. The years of musical experience are impressive since they have a鈥�
Damaged roads, displaced people and spotty internet create headaches for NC county Department of Social Services agencies protecting children and others after Helene.
Helene damaged more than 200 child care centers in western North Carolina, and at least 55 of the hardest-hit centers are expected to remain closed for months.
As storms become more frequent and severe, an organization is increasingly traveling to disaster-affected communities to set up spaces where kids can process the disruption and devastation of a disaster while their parents start the long recovery process.
