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On the Porch: Sen. Natalie Murdock – Good Work for NC District 20

Posted by Aaron Johnson | Nov 23, 2025 | On The Porch

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NC Sen. Natalie Murdock is a native North Carolinian, UNC alum, and senate representative for District 20, which encompasses Durham and Chatham County. She served as Deputy Communications Director for NC Attorney General Josh Stein. She is the first woman of color under 40 to be elected to the NCGA and was elected in 2020 with over 100,000 votes. As a freshman senator she immediately filed over 100 bills that range from supporting black maternal health, expanding healthcare access for ALL to providing greater access to the ballot.

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Chansky’s Notebook: Senior Day Drama

Posted by Art Chansky | Nov 21, 2025 | Sports, Sports Notebook

Neither Gio Lopez nor Darian Mensah are seniors, but they are likely to determine the outcome of Saturday’s 112th UNC-Duke game.

Chansky’s Notebook: Not ‘Just a Guy’

Posted by Art Chansky | Nov 20, 2025 | Sports, Sports Notebook

Caleb Wilson is leading UNC in more ways than one. The fabulous freshman is outstripping his preseason predictions, which were pretty high.

Chansky’s Notebook: Sorry, We Miss You

Posted by Art Chansky | Nov 19, 2025 | Sports, Sports Notebook

According to the Chapel Hill Historical Society, UNC’s “Beat Duke Parade” started losing its popularity in the 1990s and was gone soon after.

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Create, Refine and Retell

Posted by Carl Nordgren | Nov 19, 2025 | Columns, Exploring Your Creative Genius, Town Square

Families that share more stories have children and young adults who have more self-esteem, a higher sense of meaning and purpose, and lower anxiety.

Chansky’s Notebook: New and Old

Posted by Art Chansky | Nov 18, 2025 | Sports, Sports Notebook

N.C. State was on TV Monday night, with Ven Allen-Lubin in the almost all new starting lineup for the 25th-ranked Wolfpack.

Chansky’s Notebook: A Second Season

Posted by Art Chansky | Nov 17, 2025 | Sports, Sports Notebook

Coming off its most disappointing loss of the season, UNC has still shown enough to believe Bill Belichick really can coach college football.

On the Porch: Liz Kline – Meaningful Community Impact

Posted by Aaron Johnson | Nov 16, 2025 | On The Porch

This Week:

Liz Kline grew up in High Point, North Carolina, and graduated from East Carolina University in 2007. She joined Capitol Broadcasting Company in 2009 and recently celebrated 15 years with the organization. Throughout her career in partnership and non-traditional revenue development, Liz has earned numerous honors, including eight Salesperson of the Year awards, Employee of the Year, a National Association of Broadcasters Service to America Award, and a Regional Emmy for Best Public Service Campaign. A two-time Leadership Triangle graduate, Liz is passionate about driving both revenue and meaningful community impact. She lives in Wake Forest with her husband, Dennis, and their children, Henry and Molly.