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UNC Football: Jahvaree Ritzie earns National Player of the Week honors
After an offseason in Chapel Hill during which defensive names like Power Echols and Kaimon Rucker were the most prominent players, a new powerhouse on the UNC football program's defense has emerged. North Carolina defensive tackle Jahvaree Ritzie put the country on notice in his season debut against the Minnesota...
Noon Dish: Big Targets Remain
With the page slowing turning to the 2026 recruiting class across the college football landscape, Inside Carolina’s Noon Dish with Don Callahan and Tommy Ashley discuss perhaps the biggest North Carolina recruiting target in years - Kendre Harrison. Harrison’s recruitment and star-studded offer list heads closer to a commitment as the Providence Day School standout narrows his list to six and soon starts the official visit process. Callahan offers his take on the recruitment as well as other prospects for the Heels in the 2026 class. The show closes with this week’s Top Five: fair foods.
Nineteen ECU Health nurses recognized among Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina
Nineteen ECU Health nurses have been named part of the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina by the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina Board of Directors. The recipients are recognized for their outstanding professional ability and contributions to improving health care services in their communities. “ECU Health nurses have devoted their careers to caring for others and serving our community with exceptional dedication,” said Trish Baise, chief nursing executive, ECU Health. “I am so proud of the amazing nurses recognized by the Great 100....
UNC Defense Aiming to Stay Fresh With Substitution Pattern
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Kaimon Rucker gave a positive review to Geoff Collins based on the substitution pattern the North Carolina defense employed on Thursday vs. Minnesota. Rucker, along with others on the defense, found delight in the ability to check out of the game on occasion and check into the game fresh. North Carolina played 20 players on defense in the 19-17 win, which was slightly more than it played in all four of its single-possession games last year. Rucker added on Tuesday that the substitution pattern allowed some of the younger players with less experience to get doses of playing time that would be beneficial down the line.
Local teen crowned Nat’l American Miss NC
Jaliyah Rae was crowned as the 2024 National American Miss North Carolina Teen Queen during a pageant in Charlotte last month. Rae received her official state crown, banner and trophy as well as an invitation to the national pageant held Thanksgiving Week in Orlando, Florida. During the Charlotte pageant, Rae was recognized with the spokes-model, […] The post Local teen crowned Nat’l American Miss NC appeared first on clemmonscourier.
What to See in the Triangle This Season: Performing Arts
Oh, to be a fly on the wall as North Carolina playwright Paul Green and author Richard Wright discussed (and argued over!) the Broadway adaptation of Wright’s Native Son in 1941. The play Native, by Ian Finley, imagines what those conversations, many of which took place in Chapel Hill, were like. In Native as in real life, the pair’s musings on race, politics, and religion come to a head in a disagreement over a single page of the script—ultimately ending their collaboration and their friendship. A co-production of North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theater, Reclaiming Our Time, and EbzB Productions, Native will place a Tar Heel legend (recently memorialized in a new book of essays) in the broader context of American racism and American theater.
Prep Spotlight: Former Falcon helps U.S. team win gold again
With former South Central and UNC star Amber Clark once again at the forefront, the U.S. Women’s Flag Football National Team took home the gold medal at the 2024 IFAF Flag Football World Championships on Friday. The U.S. Men’s Flag team also captured gold at the event for an American sweep. Clark, a Greenville native who took her athletic talents from South Central to Chapel Hill, where she excelled on...
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