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Good News Friday: NC has some of the best pizza in the country

by Elena Egge

| July 26, 2024

Community | GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA
Happy Good News Friday. We’re here to brighten up this rainy week with our roundup of positive news from around North Carolina. 
Youth Mental Health

Good News Friday: There are signs of progress in the youth mental health crisis in NC

by Elena Egge

| July 12, 2024

ANIMALS | GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA | HEALTHCARE | Lead Story | NORTH CAROLINA NEWS | SPORTS
Another week of positive stories, featuring exciting sports news from the Queen City! Plus, improvements in youth mental health and a sweet dog adoption story. It’s Friday, which means we’re rounding up more positive news stories to brighten up your weekend!  This week, NC teachers got some long-awaited pay raises, there are positive signs for […]
NC Sea Turtle

Good News Friday: It’s NC sea turtle nesting season. Meet the volunteers protecting them.

by Elena Egge

| July 5, 2024

ANIMALS | GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA | Lead Story | NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
This week’s roundup of good news spotlights NC sea turtle season. Plus, a star-studded tennis event comes to Charlotte.
GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA - Cardinal & Pine

Good News Friday: This NC science center welcomes an endangered red panda

by Elena Egge

| June 28, 2024

ANIMALS | GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA | NORTH CAROLINA NEWS | SPORTS
It’s the return of Cardinal & Pine's weekly good news roundup. This week, we’re talking about the NC stars who shined in the NBA Draft, an adorable red panda, and the state’s first Spanish-speaking health hotline. 
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North Carolina’s free meal programs keep kids nourished all summer long

by Good Info News Wire

| June 6, 2024

EDUCATION | GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA | NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
North Carolina’s free meal programs keep kids nourished all summer long. Here's what you need to know about the programs and who benefits from them.