The interactivity of this site works great. Also, there is some real content here that is worth a read. Has a youthful feel throughout – appropriate to the audience and the content.

Intriguing topics with headlines and pics that ease the reader into the whole story.

Timely features that include helpful tips for caregivers outside nursing homes. Well written, informative and interesting!

Telling a deeply personal story, shining a light on domestic violence and the difficult situation it leaves its victims in, while setting out to answer the question of what shelters are doing in the middle of a pandemic when domestic violence rates are up, this piece does so much with one person's story. Even with the heartbreaking end of not having a choice, the piece does an excellent job of putting the reader in her shoes.

Impeccably sourced and explained in terms accessible to the average reader, this series of articles by Greg Barnes offers a chilling introduction to the "forever chemicals" swirling in local water supplies.

Effective integration of headlines and story content.

A touching story that reveals a problem most readers are probably not aware of.

The description of "the sorry state" of mental health treatment in North Carolina is spot on and this piece shows exactly how this can go very, very wrong. Excellent reporting on an issue that needs more attention across the country.

The article talks about this Covid 19 Virus. and how it has affected the gathering in the churches. It is safe to say the pastors and ministers care about the well being of the church members by keeping the doors closed but offering the services online.

Outstanding coverage of the state health establishment's response in the earliest days of the pandemic.

An expose on a dangerous industrial waste that is being dumped into the drinking water of many state residents. The stories report in great detail what's happening and not happening to solve the problem. Readers are left to wonder why their tax dollars are going to pay for services that are not doing their job to protect health and well-being.