Carolina Public Press provides in-depth, investigative reporting on issues affecting Western North Carolina in a nonprofit, nonpartisan setting.
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Together with AMEXCAN, a nonprofit organization based in Greenville with a mission to “support, empower, and take progressive action for the Latino population,” we are working to reach Spanish speakers and bilingual audiences throughout North Carolina. As part of the NC Connection: Closing the News Gap research project, we’re partnering with AMEXCAN on a virtual […]
We want to hear from people in and around the Fayetteville area to better understand their unique news needs.
In partnership with Blue Ridge Public Radio, the NC Local News Workshop, and other local media and community organizations we're providing the community with a chance to tell local journalists what we could be doing to better serve the area’s news needs. Learn more. Western NC: What we’re asking during our Nov. 17 community listening […]
Over the past year, Carolina Public Press has reported about how local governments are spending American Rescue Plan Act funds. If you're a journalist—or even a civic-minded community member—interested in government accountability, community investment, actions of local and statewide government, pandemic relief and more, Shelby can share what she's learned about ARPA, how and where […]
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