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Shaw University - the South's first historically Black institution of higher education - RALtoday

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By Shari Tingle Verified
| RALtoday Verified
DYK: In 1980, President Jimmy Carter declared the second week of September National HBCU Week. Let’s take a deep dive into the history of Shaw University, the first historically Black institution of higher education in the South, located right here in Raleigh. What is an HBCU? HBCU stands for historically Black colleges + universities. The term and acronym first came from the Higher Education Act of 1965, when federal funding was expanded to all universities and colleges.
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It's 919 Day in Raleigh

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By Allie Remhof Verified, Cat George Verified, Shari Tingle Verified, Sarah Leonhardt
| RALtoday Verified
An aerial view of downtown Raleigh. Photo by @dyyymondaerials Today is 919 Day (Sept. 19, get it?). We’re sharing the history of Raleigh’s area code that’s sure to get you recognized as a Raleighite wherever you go. On Jan. 1, 1954, the 919 area code was first introduced for the Central and Eastern regions of NC, but in 1998, the 919 code was split and numbers serving the Eastern part of the state — near Rocky Mount and Greenville — were updated to the 252 area code.
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Where to find lunch for less than $10 in Greenville

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By Stephanie Freeman, Shari Tingle Verified, Laura Hackett Verified, Danielle Johnson
| GVLtoday Verified
Looking for lunch in Greenville that won’t cost an arm and a leg? We’ve got you. Take a peek at these 15+ places you can grab lunch for $10 or less. Pita House | 495 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Ste B, Greenville Snag any salad or pita sandwich from Pita House for less than $10. Belladinas Pizzaria | Multiple locations Enjoy a panini with pasta salad for $10, or grab pizza by the slice for $3 (each topping costs $.50).
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