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7. Brunswick schools eye affordable housing for staff
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Brunswick County Schools could add another property to its ranks, but not a school; the district...
8. Keeping the faith: First-of-its kind sheriff removal hearing plays out in Graham County
Kyle Perrotti/Smoky Mountain News Maintaining faith in the justice system and protecting law enforcement were the themes of the four-day...
9. Stalemate on Canton sewer rates reaches 11th-hour extension
Sarah White/The Waynesville Mountaineer Hours before the sewer treatment contract between the town of Canton and the owner of the...
10. College level courses popular with North Carolina high school students
David Beasley/The Center Square Fifty-four percent of North Carolina public school high school graduates passed at least one-college level course...
1. North Carolina’s electoral future may hinge on rural Black voters who feel ignored by Democrats
The Associated Press & WUNC News Ricky Brinkley has lived in rural North Carolina nearly all of his 65 years,...
2. The House of Berger
Lynn Bonner/NC Newsline Senate leader Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) lost his primary and won’t run the chamber next year. But he’s...
3. A question about $25k. Source of campaign donation draws allegations.
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press Cumberland County election board member Brenda (Bree) Eldridge made a $25,000 donation to the county Republican...
4. Former Forsyth County Commissioner Dave Plyler has died
Amy Diaz/WFDD Radio Longtime Forsyth County public servant Dave Plyler has died. Plyler served on the Board of Commissioners for...
5. Black doulas to gather in Charlotte for support amid disturbing Black infant mortality trends
Elvis Menayese/WFAE Radio Black health care professionals will convene in Charlotte this weekend, with a focus on caring for mothers...
6. Brunswick schools eye affordable housing for staff
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Brunswick County Schools could add another property to its ranks, but not a school; the district...
7. NC is building momentum around career and technical education, and these student stories show it
Emily Thomas/Education NC Eli Hughes lights up when he talks about the future. A junior at Mitchell High School, Hughes...
8. Lead, glass and arsenic detected last year in tests from Zebulon’s Gill Street Park
Kathy Hanrahan & Heidi Kirk/WRAL News Zebulon town leaders have temporarily closed Gill Street Park after elevated levels of lead...
9. Back-A-Round Records re-introduces vinyl to Fayetteville
Anna Tart/Up & Coming Weekly The door chimes as Joseph Mason opens the door at Back-A-Round Records. The sound of...