John Nagy

In the rhythm of the work week here at The Pilot, Wednesdays are usually the day I leave open for internal meetings, appointments or just to catch up. Not this

Fresh off a $22,000 primary election bill that saw just 838 votes cast, Southern Pines is looking anew at amending the way it elects council members.

It’s been just a little over two weeks since I saw Journey in concert, and I haven’t stopped believing — believing that all these geezer acts are still going strong.

It was business as usual Saturday. The world’s best women golfers continued to drill Pine Needles with birdies, bugging golf’s game makers and the ghost of Donald Ross. Meanwhile, the

Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr., a leading Raleigh citizen and one of the nation’s signature newspaper publishers who built The News & Observer of Raleigh into a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper before

My father, like many dads, had a way sometimes with observations of the world. While blinding glimpses of the obvious, they were, however, no less true.

We were not much of a traveling family, aside from vacations at the Eastern Shore or a family reunion in western Pennsylvania. I was 17 before I got on my

Now-public search warrants, which began Dec. 4, 2022 and run through Feb. 21, 2023, reveal numerous previously undisclosed details about the law enforcement investigation by the Moore County Sheriff’s Office

There’s a thin line between bravery and foolishness. While I prefer to think of myself with both feet on the side of the former, many of you believe me to

It’s hard to see photos of your father sucking up to a dictator and one of history’s great kleptocrats. But when you’re a government public affairs officer and part of