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That sibilant sound you just heard was the whoosh of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill closing the door on its latest internal investigation of shenanigans on campus.
In this case, …
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Ted Vaden
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9/30/26
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When the Charlotte Mecklenburg Board of Education abruptly suspended Superintendent Crystal Hill back in June and placed her on investigation, the public was given few answers. Even fewer answers …
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Paige Masten
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9/28/26
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Lakewood District students will have a unique opportunity this fall to build community, share their voice, strengthen literacy, promote their schools and learn more about the newspaper’s role, all …
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9/18/26
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The Leland Town Council plans to move regularly scheduled closed sessions to the end of meetings after complaints about residents and town employees waiting through lengthy private discussions.
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George Willoughby georgewilloughby@northbrunswicknews.com
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8/25/26
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For most of its July meeting, a state commission drafting recommendations on teacher pay and reading instruction debated those issues in virtual rooms the public had no way to enter. At its two …
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David N. Bass
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8/25/26
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Whether it’s a daughter doing homework with her boyfriend or an elected board discussing important matters, such activities occurring behind closed doors can be worrisome — although one official …
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Tom Joyce tjoyce@mtairynews.com
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8/25/26
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Columbus County has agreed to pay lawyer fees for The Assembly and Border Belt Independent , after a judge ruled that the county had failed to comply with North Carolina’s public …
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Sarah Nagem and Carli Brosseau
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6/1/26
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Graham’s city council has decided not to pursue one councilman’s suggestion of stripping the city’s legal advertising from The Alamance News and placing it in The …
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5/22/26
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As the aging founder and majority owner of Mountain Xpress , I’ve been asking myself for some years when and how I would find a plan for the paper to continue without me. The solution has …
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Jeff Fobes
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5/18/26
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NCPA is introducing a new mobile advertising solution you can sell directly to your local advertisers—designed specifically for our members who want to compete and win in the mobile space …
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5/15/26
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We continue to underestimate the disdain, annoyance, even vitriol expressed by some Graham city councilmen aimed at their constituents, now including this newspaper.
It’s clear the council …
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4/24/26
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Six North Carolina news organizations, including NC Newsline, are suing the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill for refusing to release a report on its School of Civic Life and Leadership.
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Ahmed Jallow
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4/15/26
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PENDER COUNTY — A county commissioner’s stalking reports made against a local media publisher have been dismissed by local and state authorities.
Pender County’s Commissioner Jerry …
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3/4/26
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The North Carolina Scholastic Media Association has announced that Wakefield High School journalist Caroline Rhoad is the 2026 Rachel Rivers-Coffey North Carolina High School Journalist of the Year.
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2/24/26
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The North Carolina Scholastic Media Association has announced Wakefield High School journalist Caroline Rhoad as the 2026 Rachel Rivers-Coffey North Carolina High School Journalist of the Year …
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2/20/26
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It’s been 30 months since current Martin County Commissioners Dempsey Bond and Ronnie Smith, along with former commissioner Emily Biggs were sued in Superior Court by six Martin County citizens …
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John Foley Managing Editor The Enterprise
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2/12/26
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NCPA is offering a free afternoon of media law training —a valuable benefit of your membership—and we’d love for you to join us in person.
On Friday, March 13 , we’ll gather …
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2/11/26
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The SNPA Foundation has awarded a grant to the Center for Integrity in News Reporting to launch annual journalism awards in 14 southeastern states. The awards will recognize the best examples of …
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11/20/25
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In the grand tradition of small-town newspapers, The Daily Dispatch operates right in the middle of downtown Henderson, where you’re free to barge in, march up to the editor’s desk and …
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Josh Shaffer
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11/7/25
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Maybe you’ve already heard the news. Maybe you saw our story earlier this weekend online, on social media or in one of our email newsletters.
If you didn’t but you do use …
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Dimon Kendrick-Holmes is executive editor of the Winston-Salem Journal and North Carolina editor for Lee Enterprises.
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10/13/25
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