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Dean-Paul Stephens

Dean-Paul Stephens

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Racial Justice Watchdog Reporter, Courier Tribune

Greensboro

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Non-Arizona related stories. Pitches that don't fit with my podcasts.

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Total articles 1031

  • Food banks brace for continued USDA funding cuts

    By Dean-Paul Stephens Verified| Cardinal News@ Stacks of boxes, each containing nonperishable food items, are piled high in the small storeroom at Martinsville’s Uptown Ministries. Pastor Faith Weedling, along with a handful of others in her ministry, prepare between 140 and 210 boxes of assorted groceries that guests take home every third Saturday. Despite the stacks of food-filled boxes, Weedling and others worry that these might be their last days of maintaining a storeroom-filling surplus. She isn’t alone.

    By Dean-Paul Stephens Verified · Cardinal News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Agenda Henry County: Supervisors to delve deeper into proposed budget

    By Dean-Paul Stephens Verified| Cardinal News@ Henry County will hold a budget work session on Tuesday at the Administrative Building’s fourth-floor conference room. The meeting will continue talks from April 3, in which staff presented a preliminary budget to supervisors. A link to the county’s proposed 2025-2026 budget can be found on the county website. County staff managed to balance the preliminary general fund budget at $222,815,547 without having to implement a tax increase.

    By Dean-Paul Stephens Verified · Cardinal News

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Food banks brace for continued USDA funding cuts

    By Dean-Paul Stephens Verified| Cardinal News@ Stacks of boxes, each containing nonperishable food items, are piled high in the small storeroom at Martinsville’s Uptown Ministries. Pastor Faith Weedling, along with a handful of others in her ministry, prepare between 140 and 210 boxes of assorted groceries that guests take home every third Saturday. Despite the stacks of food-filled boxes, Weedling and others worry that these might be their last days of maintaining a storeroom-filling surplus. She isn’t alone.

    By Dean-Paul Stephens Verified · Cardinal News

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Courier Tribune

The Courier-Tribune is a newspaper based in Asheboro, North Carolina. Our focus is Asheboro, Randolph County and beyond. We cover local news, sports, entertainment, lifestyles and everything else going on in the area. Our products include The Courier-Tribune, Thrive, Get this!, Homes & Real Estate, CT Marketplace and much more.

Greensboro, United States

+1 336-625-2101

Founded: 1876