Owner tells WLOS: “This was not a scam. This was not anything made up, but people do that. People have their own thoughts.”
Month: May 2024
Is the Long Reign of UNC Women’s Soccer Over?
There are several signs of trouble in Anson Dorrance’s famed program.
Mayor For Life
Wilmington’s Bill Saffo has sailed through more than two decades in public office.
Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies Rises From the Ashes
The center has named a new director and restarted some programs.
What Is Really Going On With Charlotte the Stingray?
A Hendersonville aquarium blew up the internet with the announcement of a “miracle” pregnancy.
UNC-Chapel Hill Provost Promises Rules for Recording Professors
After The Assembly reported that administrators had secretly recorded a professor’s lectures, the provost promised new policy.
An Alamance Hot Dog Legend At a Crossroads
Zack’s Hotdogs is a case study in what happens when a decades-old restaurant changes hands.
The Moore County DA is Under Fire—From His Wife
The wife of the district attorney for Moore and Hoke counties alleges he’s been terrorizing her since she asked for a divorce.
Here’s the Beef
State measures taken to address the shortage of local meat during the pandemic have had a longer shelf life than anyone imagined.
No Place Like Home
After the state abruptly closed a Fayetteville veterans home, years of problems came to light.