A nonprofit in Waynesville has been part of a national movement to broaden the clinical use of MDMA.
Kate Sheppard
Kate Sheppard is the executive editor of The Assembly Network. She was previously a senior enterprise editor at HuffPost, a reporter at Mother Jones, and taught journalism and innovation at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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On the Frontlines of N.C.’s Natural Gas Buildout
Coming soon to North Carolina: a natural gas processing facility, four power plants, multiple compressor stations?
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On the Frontlines of North Carolina’s Natural Gas Buildout
A LNG processing facility, four power plants, multiple compressor stations, and a number of pipelines are all awaiting state approval.
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Goodbye to Kinston’s Boys of Summer
The minor league Kinston Wood Ducks are about to depart, and now the former tobacco hub is looking for a new team.
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Investigating Allegations About Mark Robinson
Six men say gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson frequented video-porn shops in the ’90s and early 2000s. He denies it.
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From the Tennis Court to the Courtroom
Collegiate players are barred from keeping earnings from the U.S. Open. A lawsuit led by a UNC-Chapel Hill tennis star challenges that.
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Life Inside the Fishbowl
Reidsville native BJ Barham wrestles with unexpected success.
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Tell the Truth, a Beer That Believes In Facts
Along with Ponysaurus Brewing Co., we’re launching a new beer that will help fund additional reporting positions across the state.
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The Quad: ‘Nobody Knows Where the Line Is’
What happened when consultants came to UNC-Greensboro to advise on cuts. Plus, the big questions about Flagstock.
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‘Nobody Knows Where the Line Is’
When cost-cutting universities hire consultants, who’s really making the decisions? UNC-Greensboro offers a case study.
