Disney’s new project in Chatham County could add to tensions over population growth, infrastructure, and the environment.
Assembly Staff
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A Conservative Paper Looks Ahead
Plus, what happens when a town’s entire staff quits?
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The War Inside
Some of the worst brain injuries soldiers face come from their own weapons, and North Carolina is at the epicenter of this growing crisis.
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Mark Walker’s New Life
Former minister Mark Walker was a rising star before he fell out of favor with top Republicans. Now he’s back in the game.
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Mark Walker’s New Life
Mark Walker’s political history is a drama in two acts. In the first, a Greensboro pastor makes his debut by routing Phil Berger Jr., son of North Carolina’s most potent politician, on his way to a U.S. House seat. Six years later, Walker was the fourth-most-powerful Republican there. In the second act, he abruptly comes […]
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Charlotte the Stingray Isn’t Pregnant After All
Owner tells WLOS: “This was not a scam. This was not anything made up, but people do that. People have their own thoughts.”
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Announcing The Assembly’s Greensboro Bureau
Announcing the Greensboro bureau and the team that will help make it a new journalistic force in the region.
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The Assembly Launches A New Bureau in Greensboro
Announcing the launch of our Greensboro bureau and the team that will help make it a new journalistic force in the region.
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United Methodist Church Ends Ban on Gay Clergy
Divisions over gay clergy and marriage had split the denomination in two.
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In Short: What to Watch in the N.C. Legislature This Spring
The state legislature comes back to Raleigh this week. Here’s a look at what might come up.
