Asia Brown

Asia Brown ponders the technological age gap and investigates the somewhat inverse ratio between age and android expertise, malleable brain matter and an advanced grasp of gadgetry. 

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Asia Brown struggles, like all of us, with the difference between what we want to say - and what we actually do declare.  While spending time ruminating between right vs.  less appropriate words in an official Time-Out Chair, Brown channels her inner - and sometimes outer - Janet Jackson, to find the courage to make the funkiest choice possible at any given moment. 

WHQR welcomes Asia Brown as a new Commentator!

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Forty years ago, 10 civil rights activists were falsely convicted of charges stemming from the firebombing of a white-owned grocery store in Wilmington. All were sentenced to a total of 282 years in prison, part of which they served until 1980, when their sentences were overturned. Last night, WHQR’s Asia Brown attended a rally to kickoff a national campaign to pardon those known as the Wilmington Ten.

Operations Intern Asia Brown shares her 5 favorite scoffable New Year's resolutions. 

David Irving, head coach of the Wilmington Minor League Soccer team The Hammerheads, will be inducted into the United Soccer League’s Men’s Hall of Fame tomorrow.

by Asia Brown and the Associated Press Wire Service

North Carolina residents are currently being targeted for a number of fraudulent financial schemes. WHQR’s Asia Brown reports that Attorney General Roy Cooper’s new scam guide seeks to educate residents on how to avoid being victimized.