RALEIGH – The North Carolina Republican Party has canceled the physical portions of the annual state convention due to COVID-19 and opposition from state health officials. “Given the events of this year related to the […]
North State Journal’s 100 in 100 series will showcase the best athlete from each of North Carolina’s 100 counties. From Alamance to Yancey, each county will feature one athlete who stands above the rest. Some […]
RALEIGH — In cities and towns across North Carolina, peaceful protests by day devolved into vandalism, shouting, and confrontations. It was announced mid-morning that Governor Roy Cooper will not be holding a briefing today to […]
A team from North Carolina had to travel to Oregon to win its second Little League Softball World Series championship since 2015 last summer. For the next five years, the World Series will be coming […]
GREENVILLE — Greenville has long been known for football stadiums, barbecue joints and hospitals. It’s downtown, however, had seen its better days. Thanks to local supporters, downtown Greenville is now “Uptown Greenville”. With new developments […]
RALEIGH — Stanford University will welcome several graduate students with North Carolina connections in its 2019 class of Knight-Hennessey Scholars. The prestigious scholarship, named for Philip H. Knight, a Stanford alumnus and co-founder of Nike […]
GREENVILLE — On Monday, three police officers, backed by the Police Benevolent Association, filed a lawsuit against Greenville City Council member Kandie Smith. The officers, Brock Flannery, Joshua Smith and Travis Brinkley, allege that Smith […]
GREENVILLE — In 1983, scientists discovered the virus that causes AIDS. A relatively unknown disease in the early 1980s, people were grappling with understanding how its contracted and treated. Now, more than three decades later, […]
GREENVILLE, N.C. – Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump invoked religion, talked of unifying Americans and tried to raise doubts about whether Democratic rival Hillary Clinton can be trusted in a new campaign stump speech unveiled […]
GREENVILLE, N.C. – Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump invoked religion, talked of unifying Americans and tried to raise doubts about whether Democratic rival Hillary Clinton can be trusted in a new campaign stump speech unveiled […]
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