North Carolina Newspapers Online
List of North Carolina newspapers news and for information on business, sports, jobs, education, lifestyles, travel, real estate, weather reports, and more.
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Daily newspapers in North Carolina
Asheboro Courier-Tribune (Randolph County)
Asheville Citizen-Times (Buncombe County)
Daily news newspaper published in Asheville, North Carolina. The newspaper owned by Gannett Company.
Burlington Times-News (Alamance County)
Clinton Sampson Independent
Dunn Daily Record
Durham The Herald-Sun
Elizabeth City Daily Advance (Pasquotank County and Camden County)
Fayetteville Fayetteville Observer (Cumberland County)
Fayetteville, North Carolina's newspaper was founded in 1816. The Fayetteville Observer is one of the oldest newspapers in North Carolina.
Forest City Daily Courier (Rutherford County)
Gaston Gaston Gazette (Gaston County)
Goldsboro Goldsboro News-Argus (Wayne County)
Greensboro News & Record (Guilford County)
Greenville Daily Reflector (Pitt County)
Daily newspaper published in Greenville, North Carolina. The newspaper owned by Cooke Communications. The newspaper serving serves Pitt County and eastern North Carolina.
Henderson Daily Dispatch (Vance County)
Hendersonville Times-News (Henderson County)
Hickory Hickory Daily Record (Catawba County)
Jacksonville Daily News (Onslow County)
Kinston The Free Pres (Lenoir County)
Laurinburg Laurinburg Exchange (Scotland County)
Lexington The Dispatch (Davidson County)
Lumberton Robesonian (Robeson County)
Marion McDowell News (McDowell County)
Morganton News Herald (Burke County)
Mount Airy Mount Airy News
New Bern Sun Journal (Craven County)
Newton The Observer-News-Enterprise (Catawba County)
Raleigh News & Observer (Wake County)
North Carolina's leading newspaper. The newspaper owned by the McClatchy Company.
Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald (Halifax County)
Rockingham Richmond County Daily Journal
Salisbury Salisbury Post
Sanford Sanford Herald (Lee County)
Shelby Shelby Star (Cleveland County)
Statesville Record & Landmark (Iredell County)
Tryon Tryon Daily Bulletin
Washington Washington Daily News (Beaufort County)
Wilmington StarNews (New Hanover County)
Wilson Wilson Times
Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Journal (Forsyth County)
Non-daily newspapers in North Carolina
Albemarle Stanly News and Press
Asheville Mountain Xpress
Black Mountain Black Mountain News
Boone Appalachian
Boone Mountain Times
Boone Watauga Democrat
Brevard Transylvania Times
Cary Biblical Recorder
Weekly newspaper published by Baptist State Convention of North Carolina (BSCNC).
Chapel Hill Chapel Hill News
Clayton Clayton News-Star
Concord Independent Tribune
Durham Herald-Sun
Franklin Franklin Press
Hayesville Clay County Progress
Weekly newspaper serving Clay and Cherokee counties in North Carolina.
Jamestown Jamestown News
Morehead City Carolina Coast Online
Mount Olive Mount Olive Tribune
Murphy Cherokee Scout
Weekly newspaper based in Murphy, North Carolina. The newspaper owned by Community Newspapers, Inc.
New Bern Sun Journal
Pittsboro Chatham Journal
Southern Pines Pilot
Spruce Pine Mitchell News-Journal
Sylva Sylva Herald
Raeford News-Journal
Roxboro Courier-Times
Shallotte Brunswick Beacon
Waynesville Smoky Mountain News
Taylorsville Taylorsville Times
Wake Forest Wake Weekly
Waynesville The Mountaineer
West Jefferson Ashe Post & Times
Student newspapers in North Carolina
Daily Tar Heel (DTH)
Student newspaper of the University of North Carolina.
Blue Banner (UNC Asheville)
Press Association in North Carolina
North Carolina, nestled between the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, boasts a vibrant collection of newspapers that reflect the state's diverse landscapes and communities. The "News & Observer," one of North Carolina's oldest newspapers, has consistently chronicled the state's rich history. Meanwhile, the "Charlotte Observer" serves the bustling city of Charlotte, and the "Winston-Salem Journal" keeps its finger on the pulse of the Piedmont Triad region.
These newspapers play a crucial role in shaping public discussions and encouraging community engagement. They cover local governance, education, healthcare, and cultural issues, providing readers with insights that affect their daily lives.
With technology reshaping media, North Carolina newspapers have adapted by using digital platforms to offer real-time updates, multimedia content, and interactive features. This shift has extended their influence beyond traditional print boundaries, reaching a wider audience and enhancing their impact.
North Carolina is known for its historic landmarks, lively arts scene, and natural beauty, all captured by its newspapers. They amplify diverse voices, uncover untold stories, and inspire positive change. As the state continues to grow and change, its newspapers will remain an essential part of its identity, guiding residents through challenges and successes, and preserving North Carolina's unique story for future generations.
