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Carolina Public Press will join other local media experts to discuss the roll and challenges of the free press and independent media today in this public event, which is a collaboration between Asheville Free Media and Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center.
Carolina Public Press hosted its second annual series of public-records events last week at three universities in Western North Carolina, to offer jou ...
Civic leaders, public information officers, journalists, media and IT professionals, students and citizens interested in understanding public records ...
Based on the belief that an educated membership helps the Cherokee nation protect its sovereignty, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians pays college t ...
In honor of Sunshine Week in North Carolina, Carolina Public Press announces it will hold its second-annual "Full Disclosure" workshop series at three locations across Western North Carolina from April 3-5.
The North Carolina Press Association recently admitted the nonprofit, online news service Carolina Public Press into its membership, making it the first online nonprofit news service in Western North Carolina to gain the distinction.
The League of Women Voters of Asheville and Buncombe County will, on Monday, hold the first in a series of candidate forums highlighting candidates for variety of offices, from Buncombe County Board of Education to state House and Senate se ...
The document cites new public records to detail developments since the filing of the complaint, which will be heard in Buncombe County Superior Court on Sept. 4.
A coalition of local media organizations who filed a lawsuit on June 25 to compel the release of an audit of the Asheville Police Department's evidence room will head to court in September.
Carolina Public Press was joined today by the Asheville Citizen-Times, Mountain Xpress, WCQS and WLOS in filing a lawsuit calling on the city of Asheville and the Buncombe County District Attorney's office to publicly release an Asheville P ...
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