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The News & Observer increasingly relies on philanthropy to add reporting capacity on key issues. Philanthropy allows the N&O to deepen its coverage and support public interest journalism. Roughly 10% ...

Every design lover shares a certain instinct. The reflex to run a hand along a smooth edge, to study how light breaks across a material, to know immediately when something has been made with care.

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Monday, July 11, 2022 -- There has been plenty written about Frank Daniels' family legacy, his politics, dedication to quality education and civic involvement. For the most part, his efforts made the ...

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New York City’s office market has ebbed and flowed a lot over the past 40 years, but Vocon’s Tom Vecchione knows how to navigate the shifting seas. Whether it’s revamping old Gothic trefoils into ...

Arrival leaves Hornets with 17 players on standard contracts and maximum of 15 are allowed during regular-season. Part of the McClatchy Media Network ...

A bill before the U.S. House proposes changing Fort Bragg back to Fort Liberty. But Republicans would need to go along for it to pass. Part of the McClatchy Media Network ...