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List of newspapers in North Carolina

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See also:List of defunct newspapers of North Carolina

Charlotte Observer building
The Charlotte Observer
Joseph Daniels
Josephus Daniels, the principal shaper of the RaleighNews & Observer

There have beennewspapers inNorth Carolina since theNorth-Carolina Gazette began publication in theProvince of North Carolina in 1751. As of January 2020, there were approximately 260 newspapers in publication in North Carolina. While printed newspaper circulation has declined in the last 10 years, the total paid print circulation of newspapers in North Carolina is over 4 million. The newspapers with the largest paid circulation areTheCharlotte Observer andThe News & Observer of Raleigh.[1] The largest number of North Carolina newspapers are focused on local news at the county level. In addition to print versions of North Carolina newspapers, most newspapers have online websites, as well as Facebook and Twitter accounts for distribution of news media and interacting with their community.

List of newspapers

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The Fayetteville Observer Logo
Oldest newspaper in North Carolina
Wilmington Start News historic marker
Wilmington Star News historic marker

There were approximately 260 North Carolina newspapers in publication at the beginning of 2020.[2]The Fayetteville Observer (established in 1816) is the oldest newspaper in North Carolina.TheStar-News of Wilmington (established in 1867) is the oldest continuously running newspaper. Many of the newspapers in North Carolina have common parent companies, includingAdams Publishing Group,Boone Newspapers, Champion Media, Community News Holdings, Inc. (CNHI),Gannett,Lee Enterprises, andMcClatchy. Many of the newspapers are also members of the North Carolina Publishing Association. Print frequency varies from daily to monthly. Most newspapers use Facebook and Twitter for distribution of content. Most college and universities in North Carolina have student newspapers. There is one Chinese (The China Press Weekly) and three Spanish language newspapers,La Conexión being the oldest in North Carolina.[3][4]

Daily newspapers

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FormerAsheville Citizen Times building

There are 45 North Carolina newspapers that are published in print editions at least five days a week, as of the beginning of 2019.

Current daily newspapers in North Carolina
TitleCityCountyYear establishedCurrent Print FrequencyParent Company or PublisherReferences
Asheville Citizen-TimesAshevilleBuncombe1870DailyUSA Today Co.[FB 1][3][5]
Charlotte ObserverCharlotteMecklenburg1886DailyMcClatchy[3][6][7][8]
Courier-Tribune, TheAsheboroRandolph1876DailyPaxton Media Group[9][10][3]
Daily Courier, TheForest CityRutherford1969Daily (Tue. thru Sat.)Paxton Media Group, Ron Paris[11][12][FB 2]
Daily Dispatch, TheHendersonVance1914DailyPaxton Media Group[13][14]
Daily Herald, TheRoanoke RapidsHalifax1914DailyPaxton Media Group[15][3]
Daily Record, TheDunnHarnett1950In print Tuesdays & Fridays; online dailyRecord Publishing Company[16]
Daily Reflector, TheGreenvillePitt1882DailyAdams Publishing Group[17][18][19][20]
Dispatch, TheLexingtonDavidson1902DailyPaxton Media Group[9]
Daily Advance, TheElizabeth CityPasquotank/Camden1911DailyAdams Publishing Group[21][17][20][22]
The Daily NewsJacksonvilleOnslow1953DailyUSA Today Co.[9][23][5][note 1]
Fayetteville Observer, TheFayettevilleCumberland1816DailyUSA Today Co.[3][9][4]
Free Press, The[note 2]KinstonLenoir1882Daily (except Sat.)Paxton Media Group[2][9][5][24]
Gaston Gazette, TheGastoniaGaston1880DailyUSA Today Co.[9]
Goldsboro News-Argus, TheGoldsboroWayne1885DailyPaxton Media Group[25][26]
Herald-Sun, The[note 3]DurhamDurham, Wake1853DailyMcClatchy[8][3]
Hickory Daily RecordHickoryCatawba/ Burke/ Caldwell1915DailyLee Enterprises[27][28]
High Country PressBooneWatauga2005DailyKen Ketchie[29]
High Point EnterpriseHigh PointGuilford/ Davidson/ Randolph/ Forsyth1885DailyPaxton Media Group[3][30]
Laurinburg Exchange, TheLaurinburgScotland1882DailyChampion Media[31]
McDowell News, TheMarionMcDowell1923DailyLee Enterprises[27][32][33]
Mecklenburg Times, TheCharlotteMecklenburg1923DailyBridgeTower Media[3][34]
Mount Airy News, TheMount AirySurry1880Daily (except Sat.)Adams Publishing Group[31][35][20]
News & Observer, The[note 4]RaleighWake/ Durham1865DailyMcClatchy[7][8][36][3][37]
News & Record[note 5]GreensboroGuilford1890DailyLee Enterprises[27][3][38]
News Herald, TheMorgantonBurke1899DailyLee Enterprises[27][39]
News-Topic[note 6]LenoirCaldwell1875Daily (Tue. thru Fri., Sun.)Paxton Media Group[40]
Observer-News-Enterprise, TheNewtonCatawba1955DailyHorizon Publications[3]
Richmond County Daily Journal[note 7]RockinghamRichmond1931DailyChampion Media[31][41]
Robesonian, TheLumbertonRobeson1870DailyChampion Media[31]
Rocky Mount TelegramRocky MountEdgecombe/ Nash1995DailyAdams Publishing Group[3][20]
Salisbury PostSalisburyRowan1905Daily(except Mon., Sat.; no print edition on Wed., Fri.)Boone Newspapers[3]
Sampson Independent, TheClintonSampson1924DailyChampion Media[note 8][42][31]
Sanford Herald, TheSanfordLee1930Daily (Tue. thru Sat.)Paxton Media Group[43]
Star, The[note 9]ShelbyCleveland1894DailyUSA Today Co.[note 10][9][3][45]
Star-News, TheWilmingtonNew Hanover1867DailyUSA Today Co.[9][3][4]
Statesville Record & LandmarkStatesvilleIredell1874DailyLee Enterprises[27][3]
Sun JournalNew BernCraven1876DailyPaxton Media Group[9]
Times-NewsHendersonvilleHenderson1881DailyUSA Today Co.[9][46]
Times-News, TheBurlingtonAlamance/ Guilford1887DailyPaxton Media Group[9][3]
Tryon Daily BulletinTryonPolk1928DailyBoone Newspapers[3][47]
Washington Daily NewsWashingtonBeaufort1909DailyBoone Newspapers[48][49]
Wilson Times, TheWilsonWilson1896Daily (except Sun.)Restoration Newsmedia[3][50][2]
Winston-Salem JournalWinston-SalemForsyth1897DailyLee Enterprises[3][27]

College newspapers

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TheDaily Tar Heel office

There are 24 North Carolina college newspapers that are published during the academic year.

Current North Carolina college newspapers
TitleCityCountyYear establishedCurrent Print FrequencyCollegeReferences
A & T RegisterGreensboroGuilford1894North Carolina A&T University[51]
Appalachian, TheBooneWatauga1934WeeklyAppalachian State University[52]
Bennett Banner, TheGreensboroGuilford193?Semi-MonthlyBennett College for Women[2]
Black Ink: Black Student MovementChapel HillOrange1969VariesUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Black Student Movement)[2]
Blue Banner, TheAshevilleBuncombe1984WeeklyUniversity of North Carolina at Asheville[2]
Campbell Times, The (Creek Pebbles)Buies CreekHarnett1926WeeklyCampbell University[2][53]
Campus EchoDurhamWake1927North Carolina Central University[54]
Chronicle, TheDurhamDurham1905Mon. thru Fri.Duke University[2][55]
Clarion, TheBrevardTransylvaniaBrevard College[56]
Collegiate, TheWilsonWilson1927WeeklyBarton College[2]
Daily Tar Heel, TheChapel HillChatham/ Durham/ Orange1893DailyUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, DTH Media Corporation[57]
Davidsonian, TheDavidsonMecklenburg1914WeeklyDavidson College[2]
East Carolinian, TheGreenvillePitt1925Tue., Thurs.East Carolina University[58]
Guilfordian, TheGreensboroGuilford1914WeeklyGuilford College[2]
News Argus, TheWinston-SalemForsyth1962Winston-Salem State University[59]
Niner Times, TheCharlotteMecklenburg1946University of North Carolina at Charlotte[FB 3]
Old Gold & BlackWinston-SalemForsyth1916Weekly (Thurs.)Wake Forest University[60]
Pen, TheRaleighWakeSt. Augustine's University[61]
Pendulum, TheElonAlamanceElon University[56]
Seahawk, TheWilmingtonNew Hanover1948WeeklyUniversity of North Carolina at Wilmington[2]
TechnicianRaleighWake1920Weekly (Thurs.)North Carolina State University[62]
Voice, TheFayettevilleCumberland1946Fayetteville State University[63]
WCC Campus Voice, TheGoldsboroWayne1988UnknownWayne Community College[2]

Special interest newspapers

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Currently, there are 15 special interest newspapers in North Carolina covering religious, Native American, African-American, LGBT, and military perspectives on the news.

Current special interest newspapers in North Carolina
TitleInterest areaCityCountyYear establishedCurrent Print FrequencyParent Company or PublisherReferences
Biblical RecorderBaptistRaleighWake/ Durham1833bi-weeklyBaptist State Convention of North Carolina[64]
Carolina Indian Voice, TheNative-AmericansPembrokeRobeson1973WeeklyLumbee Pub. Co.[2]
Carolina PeacemakerAfrican-AmericansGreensboroGuilford1967unknownCarolina Newspapers[2]
Catholic News HeraldCatholicsCharlotteMecklenburg1991Bi-weekly (Fri.)Roman Catholic Diocese of Charlotte[65]
Charlotte Jewish NewsJewishCharlotteMecklenburg1979UnknownJewish Federation of Greater Charlotte, The[66]
Charlotte Post, TheAfrican-AmericansCharlotteMecklenburg1878WeeklyThe Charlotte Post Publishing Company[67][68]
Cherokee One FeatherNative AmericansCherokeeSwain1968WeeklyTribal Council of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians[2]
Fayetteville Press, TheAfro-AmericanFayettevilleCumberland1989MonthlyJ.J. Jones[2][69]
Globe, TheU.S. MilitaryCamp LejeuneOnslow1944WeeklyConsolidated Public Affairs Office[2]
Q-NotesLGBTCharlotteMecklenburg1986MonthlyQCQ[2]
Scope, TheU.S. MilitaryGoldsboroWayne19??WeeklySeymour Johnson AFB[2]
Triangle Tribune, TheAfrican-AmericanDurhamDurham1998WeeklyThe Charlotte Post Publishing Company[2]
Wilmington JournalAfrican-AmericansWilmingtonNew Hanover1996WeeklyWilmington Journal Co.[2][70]
Windsock, TheMilitaryCherry PointCraven1948WeeklyAir FMFLant, and 2nd M.A.W.[2]
Winston-Salem ChronicleAfrican-AmericansWinston-SalemForsyth1974Weekly, Thurs.The Winston-Salem Chronicle Publishing Co.[2][71][72]

Foreign language newspapers

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Currently, there are seven North Carolina newspapers published in languages other than English.

Current foreign language newspapers in North Carolina
TitleLanguageCityCountyYear establishedCurrent Print FrequencyParent Company or PublisherReferences
Qiao bao zhou mo : Bei ka Nan ka ban (The China Press Weekly)ChineseRaleighWake2013Weekly[2]
Enlace Latino NC (website)SpanishCharlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, RaleighMecklenburg, Guilford, Forsyth, Wake2002digital
Acento LatinoSpanishFayettevilleCumberland1999Fayetteville Publishing Company[73]
La Conexión[note 11]SpanishRaleighWake/ Durham1995WeeklyVelasquez Communications Corporation[74]
Greensboro LatinoSpanishGreensboroGuilford2021Benbassat Digital Consultants[75]
Qué PasaSpanishCharlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, RaleighMecklenburg, Guilford, Forsyth, Wake2002Qué Pasa Media Network[76][77][72]
Progreso Hispano News[78]

Other newspapers

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Currently, there are 174 North Carolina newspapers not covered by the above categories, including weekly and monthly print publication frequencies.

Other current newspapers in North Carolina
TitleCityCountyYear establishedCurrent Print FrequencyParent Company or PublisherReferences
Asheville Daily PlanetAshevilleBuncombe2004Bi-weeklyStar Fleet Communications, LLC[79]
AC Phoenix, TheWinston-SalemForsyth1982Monthlyunknown[2][FB 4]
Alamance News, TheGrahamAlamance1875WeeklyNews, Inc.[FB 5][2]
Alleghany News, The[note 12]SpartaAlleghany1889WeeklyAlleghany Holdings, LLC[80][81][3][FB 6]
Anson Record, TheWadesboroAnson1881WeeklyChampion Media[FB 7][31][3]
Archdale Trinity News, TheArchdaleRandolph1978WeeklyMelinda Lamb[FB 8][2]
Ashe Post & Times[note 13]West JeffersonAshe1925Semi-Weekly (Tues., Fri)Adams Publishing Group[FB 9][82][31][20]
Asheville AdvocateAshevilleBuncombe1987Bi-WeeklyC & A Enterprises[2]
Asheville TribuneAshevilleBuncombe[83]
Avery Journal-TimesNewlandAvery1959WeeklyAdams Publishing Group[20][84]
Banner NewsBelmontGaston1995WeeklyRepublic Newspapers, Inc.[2]
Belmont Banner, TheBelmontGaston19??WeeklyB. Arp Lowrance[2]
Bertie Ledger-AdvanceWindsorBertie1930WeeklyAdams Publishing Group, Parker Bros.[2][85]
Bessemer City RecordKings Mountain, Bessemer CityCleveland, Gaston1989WeeklyRepublic Newspapers, Inc.[2]
Biltmore BeaconAshevilleBuncombeweeklyMountaineer Publishing Company[86]
Black Mountain NewsBlack MountainBuncombe1945WeeklyThomas Claybaugh[87][3]
Bladen Journal, TheElizabethtownBladen1898bi-weeklyChampion Media[31]
Blowing Rocket, TheBlowing RockWatauga/ Caldwell1932Weekly, Thurs.Adams Publishing Group[88][20]
Blue Ridge Sun, TheSpartaAlleghany1979WeeklyMilly B. Richardson, Kathy Wagner[2]
Brunswick BeaconShallotteBrunswick1962WeeklyLandmark Media Enterprises[89]
Bulletin, TheRamseurRandolph1994WeeklyRandolph Pub. Co.[2]
Butner-Creedmoor News, TheCreedmoorGranville1965WeeklyRestoration Newsmedia[2]
Caldwell InformerGranite FallsCaldwell198?WeeklyDavid C. Hollar[2]
Carolina JournalRaleighWake1991MonthlyJohn Locke Foundation[90]
Carolinian, TheRaleighWake1920 or 1940Semi-WeeklyUnknown[2]
Carteret County News-TimesMorehead CityCarteretM,W,SuWalter Phillips and Lockwood Phillips[91]
Cary News, TheCaryWake196?Semi-WeeklySample Pub. Co.[2]
Caswell Citizen, TheYanceyvilleCaswell198?WeeklyCHN Communications Corp.[2]
Caswell Messenger, TheYanceyvilleCaswellbefore 1945weeklyWomack Publishing Company[92][3]
Chapel Hill News, TheChapel HillOrange1992Semi-WeeklyRobert W. Parks[2]
Charlotte Weekly Uptown, TheCharlotteMecklenburg19??WeeklyWeekly Newspapers, Inc.[2]
Chatham JournalSiler CityChatham1996[93]
Chatham News, TheSiler CityChatham1924WeeklyNorth State Media[94][95]
Chatham Record, ThePittsboroChatham1878weeklyNorth State Media[94][95]
Cherokee ScoutMurphyCherokee1889Weekly (Wed.)Community Newspapers, Inc.[96][97][98]
Chowan Herald, TheEdentonChowan1934WeeklyAdams Publishing Group[2][85]
Chronicle Chronicle, TheChronicleCatawba2025Monthly
Clay County ProgressHayesvilleClay1951Weekly, Thurs.Community Newspapers, Inc.[96][99]
Cleveland County Journal, TheLawndaleCleveland198?WeeklySteve Howard Martin[2]
Cleveland Times, TheShelbyCleveland1941WeeklyCleveland Times Co.[2]
Coastland Times, TheManteoDare1973Tue, Thurs., Sun.Times Print. Co.[2]
County News, TheStatesvilleIredell1997WeeklyM. McCullough[2]
Courier-Times, TheRoxboroPerson1943WeeklyRoxboro Newsmedia[2]
Creative LoafingCharlotteMecklenburg1987Weeklyunknown[2]
Crossroads ChronicleCashiersJacksonCNHI[96][3][100]
DispatchRaleighWake1991WeeklyCarolinian Pub. Co.[2]
Danbury Reporter, TheDanburyStokes189?Weeklyunknown[2]
Davie County Enterprise-Record, TheMocksvilleDavie1899WeeklyBoone Newspapers[101]
Denton Orator, TheDentonDavidson1995Weeklyunknown[102]
Duplin JournalWallaceDuplin County2023WeeklyNorth State Journal
Duplin Times Progress SentinelKenansvilleDuplin1963WeeklyAdams Publishing Group, Duplin Pub. Co.[2][85]
Eagle, TheCherryvilleGaston190?WeeklyEagle Pub. Co.[2]
East Carolina Reminder, TheColumbiaTyrrell1982WeeklyColumbia Print. Co.[2]
Eden Daily NewsEdenRockingham2002Bi-weeklyBerkshire Hathaway[103]
Enquirer-Journal, TheMonroeUnion1975Semi-Weekly (Tue, Thurs., Sat.)Enquirer Pub. Co.[2][FB 10]
Enterprise, TheSpring HopeNash2018WeeklyUnknown[2]
Farmville Enterprise, TheFarmvillePitt1910WeeklyAdams Publishing Group, A.C. Monk[2][85]
Four Oaks News, TheFour OaksJohnston1973WeeklyHockaday Print. Co.[2]
Franklin Press, TheFranklinMacon1886WeeklyCommunity Newspapers, Inc.[96][104]
Franklin Times, TheLouisburgFranklin1870WeeklyJames A. Thomas[2]
Fuquay-Varina IndependentFuquay-VarinaWake1994WeeklyKirkland Newspapers, Inc.[2]
Gates County IndexGatesvilleGates193?WeeklyParker Bros.[2]
Graham Star, TheRobbinsvilleGraham1855WeeklyCommunity Newspapers, Inc.[96][105][3][106]
Greensboro Patriot, TheGreensboroGuilford200?WeeklyPatriot Pub. Co.[2]
Grey Area NewsZebulonWake,Eastern North Carolina2011Frank Whatley[107]
Hatteras MonitorFriscoMessenger,Dare1986MonthlyRichard Jones[2]
Havelock NewsHavelockCravenWeeklyGateHouse Media[9][108]
Havelock Progress, TheHavelockCraven19??WeeklyHavelock Progress Pub. Co.[2]
Havelock Times, TheHavelockCraven1995WeeklyCarteret Pub. Co.[2]
Highlander, TheHighlandsMacon/ Jackson1958WeeklyCommunity Newspapers, Inc.[96]
Independent, TheRobbinsvilleGraham1991WeeklyG. Russell Wiggins[2]
Independent Tribune[note 14]ConcordCabarrus18833 days a weekBerkshire Hathaway[109]
Indy WeekDurhamDurham/ Wake1983WeeklyZM INDY, Inc.[110][111]
Island Free PressHatteras,OcracokeDare, Hyde2007Donna Barnett[112]
Island GazetteCarolina BeachNew Hanover1978WeeklySeaside Press Co.[2]
Jamestown NewsJamestownGuilford1978WeeklyWomack Newspapers, Inc.[2]
Johnstonian-Sun, TheSelmaJohnston192?WeeklySun Pub. Co.[2]
Jones Post, TheTrentonJones197?WeeklyAshley B. Futrell, Jr.[2]
Kannapolis CitizenKannapolisCabarrus/ Rowan2003 (ceased print publication by 2010)Facebook onlySalisbury Post[113]
Kernersville NewsKernersvilleForsyth19??WeeklyFred P. Carter[2]
Kenly NewsKenlyJohnston1973WeeklyLawrence Newspapers, Inc.[2]
Kings Mountain HeraldKings MountainCleveland1979WeeklyGeneral Pub. Co.[2]
Knightdale TimesZebulonWake1999WeeklyGold Leaf Pub., Inc.[2]
Lake Gaston Gazette-ObserverLittletonWarren1955Weekly (Wed.)Womack Publishing Company[92][3][114]
Lake Norman TimesDenverLincoln1993WeeklyWomack Pub. Co.[2]
Leader, TheResearch Triangle ParkOrange1979WeeklyCapitol Publications[2]
Liberty News, TheLibertyRandolph1950WeeklyL.T. James[2]
Lincoln Times-News[note 15]LincolntonLincoln1873Semi-Weekly (Mon., Wed., Fri.)[3][115]
Littleton Observer, TheLittletonWarren1955WeeklyRuth Mincher[2]
M' Voice, TheGreenvillePitt1987WeeklyJim Rouse & Sons[2]
Macon County NewsFranklinMacon1980sGooder[116][117]
Martin County Enterprise & Weekly HeraldWilliamstonMartin2012Semi-Weekly (Tue., Fri.)Adams Publishing Group, Cooke Communications[3][85]
Mebane EnterpriseMebaneAlamance/ Orange1908Womack Publishing Company[92]
Mecklenburg Gazette, TheDavidsonMecklenburg19??WeeklyW. Taylor Blackwell[2]
Messenger, TheMadisonRockingham1943Semi-WeeklyMadison Pub. Co.[2]
Mitchell News-JournalSpruce PineMitchellCommunity Newspapers, Inc.[96][3]
Montgomery HeraldTroyMontgomery19??WeeklyCharlie Manning[2]
Mooresville TribuneMooresvilleRowan1940WeeklyBerkshire Hathaway[118]
Mount Olive TribuneMount OliveWayne/DuplinWeeklyRestoration Newsmedia[3][119][50]
Mountain TimesBooneWatauga1978Weekly, Thurs.Adams Publishing Group[120][85]
Mountain XpressAshevilleBuncombeWeekly[3][110]
Mountaineer, TheWaynesvilleHaywoodSemi-Weekly (Mon., Wed., Fri.)[121][3][82]
Nashville Graphic, TheNashvilleEdgecombe1988Semi-Weekly (Wed., Fri.)Graphic Publications[2]
News-Herald, TheAhoskieHertford19??Tri-weeklyPark Newspapers of Northeastern North Carolina, Inc.[2]
News-Journal, TheRaefordHoke1929WeeklyPaul Dickson[2]
News of Orange County, TheHillsboroughOrangeWeeklyWomack Publishing Company[92]
News-Record, TheMarshallMadison1911WeeklyWestern Carolina Print. Co.[2]
News Reporter, TheWhitevilleColumbus1905Semi-WeeklyColumbus County Trucker's Reporter Co.[2]
North Carolina GazetteCharlotteMecklenburg
North Carolina TelegraphGoldsboroWayne1850WeeklyW.F.S. Alston & F.C. Patrick[2]
North Meck NewspaperCharlotteMecklenburg1978WeeklyStan Kaplan[2]
North State JournalRaleighStatewide2016North State Media, LLC[122][123][124]
Ocracoke ObserverOcracokeHyde1999Daily online coverage; Monthly print edition March–DecemberSelf-published[125][126][127]
Oxford Public LedgerOxfordGranville1919WeeklyLedger Pub. Co.[2]
Pamlico Scoop, TheWashingtonBeaufort1989MonthlyFriends Publishers[2]
Pamlico News, TheBayboroBeaufort, Pamlico1968/1977WeeklyHenry Winfrey[2]
Paraglide, TheRaefordCumberland1973WeeklyDickson Press[2]
Pender-Topsail Post & Voice[note 16]HamsteadPender1991WeeklyCarteret Publishing Co, Inc.[128][FB 11]
Perquimans Weekly, TheHertfordPerquimans1934WeeklyAdams Publishing Group[20][FB 12]
Pilot, TheVassMoore1920Semi-WeeklyPilot Print. Co.[2]
Pilot, ThePilot MountainSurryWeeklyAdams Publishing Group, Civitas Media Group, Champion Media[31][20][129]
Princeton News LeaderPrincetonJohnston1983WeeklyMerrill Pub. Co.[2]
Proclamation, TheBurlingtonAlamance2006Bi-MonthlyMEJ Consulting Enterprises, Inc.[2]
Randleman ReporterRandlemanRandolph1986WeeklyWomack Pub. Co.[2]
Randolph Guide, TheAsheboroRandolph1954WeeklyPaul G. Cutrigh[2]
Rant, TheSanfordLee2008MonthlyLPH Media LLC[130]
Reidsville Review, TheReidsvilleRockingham1888Bi-WeeklyBerkshire Hathaway
Richlands-Beulaville Advertiser NewsRichlandsDuplin197?WeeklyDuplin-Onslow Pub. Co.[2]
Roanoke-Chowan News-HeraldAhoskieHertford1914Semi-Weekly (Wed., Sat.)Boone Newspapers, Inc.[131]
Roanoke Beacon, ThePlymouthWashington1959WeeklyRoanoke Beacon, Inc.[2]
Robco NewsLumbertonRobeson1984Semi-WeeklyRobco News, Inc.[2]
Rockingham NowReidsvilleRockingham2019Semi-Weeklyunknown[2]
Smithfield Herald, TheSmithfieldJohnston188?Semi-Weekly (Tue., Fri.)Samuel Booker[2]
Smoky Mountain NewsWaynesvilleHaywoodWeekly (Wed.)Smoky Mountain News Inc.[82][132]
Smoky Mountain TimesBryson CitySwain1883WeeklyCommunity Newspapers, Inc.[96][3]
SpectrumJacksonvilleOnslow1984WeeklyShopco Pub. Co.[133]
St. Pauls Review, TheSt. PaulsRobeson192?WeeklyCommunity Media[2]
Standard, The[note 17]Snow HillGreene, PittWeeklyAdams Publishing Group[20][FB 13]
Stanly News and Press, TheAlbemarleStanly1880Tue., Thurs., Sun.Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. (CNHI)[134][135]
State Port Pilot, TheSouthportBrunswick1928[136][3]
Stokes News, The[note 18]KingStokes/ Forsyth1872WeeklyAdams Publishing Group[31][20][137][FB 14]
Sylva Herald and Ruralite, TheSylvaJackson1926[3]
Tabor-Loris TribuneTabor CityColumbus1991WeeklyAtlantic Pub. and Paper Co.[2][138]
Tarboro WeeklyTarboroEdgecombe2014Weekly (Wed.)Adams Publishing Group[85]
Taylorsville Times[note 19]TaylorsvilleAlexander1886WeeklyLee & Jane Sharpe[139][3]
Thomasville Times, TheThomasvilleDavidson1989Tri-weeklyHigh Point Enterprise, Inc.[2]
Tideland NewsSwansboroOnslow1979WeeklyDouble H Co.[2]
Times-Leader, TheGriftonPitt1994WeeklyMitchell Oakley[2]
Topsail Times, TheSurf CityOnslow, Pender2021Bi-WeeklyNone
Transylvania Times, TheBrevardTransylvania1887Semi-WeeklyTimes Pub. Co.[2]
Triad City BeatGreensboro, Winston-Salem, High PointGuilford, Forsyth, Guilford2014Weekly, Thurs.Brian Clarey[140]
Tribune, TheElkin,JonesvilleWilkes, Surry, Yadkin1911WeeklyAdams Publishing Group[31][141][142][20]
Wake Weekly, TheWake ForestFranklin/ Wake1947Weekly (Thurs)Restoration Newsmedia[82]
Wallace Enterprise, TheWallaceDuplin192?Semi-Weekly (Mon., Thurs.)Wells-Oswald Pub. Co.[2]
Warsaw-Faison News, TheWarsawDuplin195?WeeklyH.L. Oswald, III[2]
Warren Record, TheWarrentonWarren1896Weekly (Wed.)Womack Publishing Company[82][92]
Watauga DemocratBooneWatauga1888Semi-Weekly (Wed., Sun.)Adams Publishing Group[3][143][20]
Wayne-Wilson News LeaderFremontWayne1983WeeklyMerrill Pub. Co.[2]
Wayne WeekGoldsboroWayne2023Weekly (Sun.)New Old North Media
Weekly Post, TheLocustStanly1974WeeklyWeekly Post, Inc.[2]
West Craven HighlightsVanceboroCraven1978Weeklyunknown[2]
Wilkes Journal-PatriotNorth WilkesboroWilkes1906Tue., Fri.Carter-Hubbard Publishing[144]
Yadkin Ripple, TheYadkinvilleYadkin1892Weekly, Thurs.Adams Publishing Group[31][3][35][20]
Yes! WeeklyGreensboroGuilford2005WeeklyWomack Newspapers[145][110]

Notes:

  1. ^Before 1954, theJacksonville Daily News was known as theJacksonville Daily News and Views (1952),News and Views (1946–1952)
  2. ^The Free Press was preceded by theKinston Daily Free Press (1923–1991),Daily Free Press (1902–1923), andKinston Free Press (1882–1923).
  3. ^The Herald-Sun was formerlyThe Durham Morning Herald andThe Durham Sun.
  4. ^The News & Observer was in publication asDaily News in 1872. It became theNews and Observer in 1880.The News & Observer was previously known asThe Sentinel and Chapel Hill News.
  5. ^The News & Record was formerly theGreensboro News & Record.
  6. ^The News-Topic was descended from Lenoir News and Lenoir Topic.
  7. ^TheRichmond County Daily Journal was preceded by theRichmond County Journal (1931–1966).
  8. ^Mrs. E.F. McCulloch and Jessie Lee Sugg McCulloch were associate editors of the Sampson Independent until 1952.
  9. ^The Star was preceded byThe Shelby Star (1984–1998) and theShelby Daily Star (1936–1984).
  10. ^GateHouse Media became part ofGannett in 2019.[44]
  11. ^La Conexión was the first Spanish language newspaper in North Carolina.
  12. ^In the 1930s, theAlleghany Star merged withAlleghany Times and became theAlleghany News.
  13. ^The Jefferson Post merged with the Ashe Post & Times in 2017.
  14. ^The Concord Tribune and the Daily Independent newspapers merged in 1996 to form the Independent Tribune. The newspapers have served the area since 1883.
  15. ^The Lincoln Times-News arose from the Lincoln News, established in 1873, and Lincoln Times, established in 1907. The two newspapers were merged to form the Lincoln times-News in 1965.
  16. ^The Pender-Topsail Post & Voice was formed in mergers ofPender Post,Pender Chronicle, andTopsail Voice.
  17. ^The Standard may include the Farmville Enterprise, Standard Laconic, and The Times Leader newspapers, according to its Facebook page.
  18. ^The Stokes News was proceeded by the Danbury Reporter in 1872, The King Times in 1961, Pilot Mountain News, and the Kings Times.
  19. ^The Taylorsville Times began as Alexander County Journal, then Taylorsville Index, then Taylorsville news, then Mountain Scout, and finally Taylorsville Times

Facebook News Sites:Most newspapers now have official Facebook pages that contain news articles and allow consumers to post comments about the news. TheAbout tab on these pages often contains information about the establishment of the newspaper, location of the headquarters, ownership, staff, and links.

  1. ^"Asheville Citizen-Times".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 11, 2020.
  2. ^"The Daily Courier".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 14, 2020.
  3. ^"The Niner Times".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 18, 2020.
  4. ^"AC Phoenix News".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 12, 2020.
  5. ^"Alamance-News".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 10, 2020.
  6. ^"Alleghany News".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 10, 2020.
  7. ^"Anson-Record".Facebook.Archived from the original on January 3, 2020. RetrievedJanuary 10, 2020.
  8. ^"Archdale Trinity News".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 11, 2020.
  9. ^"Ashe Post & Times".Facebook.Archived from the original on April 11, 2019. RetrievedJanuary 11, 2020.
  10. ^"Enquirer-Journal, about".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 21, 2020.
  11. ^"Post Voice, About".Facebook. RetrievedJanuary 19, 2020.
  12. ^"The Perquimans Weekly, About".facebook.com. RetrievedJanuary 3, 2020.
  13. ^"The Standard, About".facebook.com. RetrievedJanuary 3, 2020.
  14. ^"The Stokes news".Facebook.com. RetrievedJanuary 3, 2020.

Statewide news organizations

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The North Carolina Press Association (NCPA) was formed in 1873. It supports newspapers, readership and advertisers throughout the state. Membership includes 155 of the North Carolina newspapers, as of 2020.[3]

The North Carolina Press Foundation was formed in 1995. It is a non-profit organization supporting journalists.[146]

See also

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North Carolina media by city or county:

U.S. newspapers
Comprehensive
Frequency
Circulation
Foreign language
Specialty
Other

References

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