As Hurricane Helene unleashes its devastating floods across our state, the North Carolina Press Association stands in awe of the dedication and bravery of our member journalists. In times of crisis, our members are the eyes, ears, and voices of their communities—providing critical updates, uncovering untold stories, and shining a light on the human spirit’s resilience in the face of adversity.
We are incredibly proud of your tireless efforts in delivering timely, accurate, and compassionate reporting during these unprecedented times. Your work helps keep North Carolinians informed, connected, and safe. The importance of local journalism has never been more evident than it is now.
Thank you for your unwavering service to the people of North Carolina.
Stay safe, stay strong, and know that we stand with you. Please contact NCPA if you need help with any resources to continue your coverage.
This gallery showcases a few of the front pages highlighting the damage caused by the flooding. If you would like your front page added, please send it to us (katie@ncpress.com)
2024 NCPA Editorial and Advertising Awards Contact: Phillip Lucey, NCPA Excecutive Director, phil@ncpress.com For Immediate Release Thursday, September 19, …
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