December 2024

The Return of Minisoldr

Mark Robinson’s use of the handle “minisoldr” on online platforms drew a lot of attention during this year’s election. He’s still using it.

A new book offers the ultimate insider’s view of Duke’s success, but is just as noteworthy for what it leaves out.

Nearly three months after Hurricane Helene, Yancey County musician Lenny Widawski remains one of the few whose bodies have not been found.

While provisional ballots can help decide elections in North Carolina, many ballots—especially students’—often get tossed.

Men’s Night Out, a party oasis built by hand on the Tar River, has bonded a generation of men. Can it survive in the 21st century?

Greensboro’s first Black mayor, fought segregation and built community in the city she loved.

Federal investigators have demanded extensive information about finances and use of force at the sheriff’s office.

Fifteen years after the death of a tradition-bearer, an unlikely folk hero emerges in the Carolina mountains.

State Rep. Mark Pless says the legislation, which also strips power from Democrats, doesn’t do much for his area.

GOP lawmakers predicted 25 years ago that Democrats would use early voting to steal elections. This year, they used it to secure victory.