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Author: Kerria Weaver

Kerria Weaver is a reporter for the Border Belt Independent. She is a graduate of N.C. State University and is currently enrolled in a graduate program at Duke University.
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Recalling ‘Principal’s Row,’ a Whiteville street home to Black educators

Still known as Principal’s Row, the street in Whiteville is near the former Whiteville Negro High School and Central High School. Read more Continue reading Recalling ‘Principal’s Row,’ a Whiteville street home to Black educators

Kerria Weaver
June 22, 2023June 28, 2023

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