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Elections board disqualifies US Senate candidate

February 12, 2026 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — The State Board of Elections voted to uphold the challenge of Margot Dupre as a North Carolina U.S. Senate candidate, meaning her name will still appear on the ballot in March but any […]

Races to watch ahead of NC’s March primaries

January 29, 2026 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — With the March 3 primary approaching and early voting underway, there are several key races worth keeping an eye on. Key General Assembly races include the primary between Trump-endorsed Senate Leader Phil Berger […]

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What it was, was football: 10, 11

November 14, 2025 Shawn Krest

North Carolina teams put together back-to-back winning weeks, barely. Wingate remains at the top of the heap, while Charlotte moves into the bottom. Guilford, just out of the cellar, deserves a mention. The Quakers had […]

What it was, was football: Week 1

November 14, 2025 Shawn Krest

In the first full-schedule week of college football for Division I and II, North Carolina teams went 9-16. We have one fewer team in the state with the closing of St. Andrews. North Carolina’s record: […]

Thomas Johnson

Elections board disqualifies US Senate candidate

Races to watch ahead of NC’s March primaries

What it was, was football: 10, 11

What it was, was football: Week 1

The third-round funds span 13 projects in four counties
Stein announces $8.5M in small business recovery grants

The third-round funds span 13 projects in four counties