Local news
Small business · MyHorryNews.com
Grand Strand instructor takes Pilates workout on the road
Forget the studio. Kayla Runey brings Pilates to the beach, breweries and other unexpected places across the Grand Strand.
The full file
Tiffany has published 25 pieces, from a new storefront in Conway to the Kurdish fight for a state.
Everything Tiffany has published: 25 pieces on local government, public policy, music and theater, and world affairs — 6 of them with photographs taken by Tiffany.
Photograph by Tiffany Plusnick · The Daily Tar Heel
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Local news
Science · MyHorryNews.com
Shark Week event highlights shark research, conservation at Myrtle Beach State Park
A Coastal Carolina researcher and a state park ranger used the Discovery Channel's annual spotlight to correct what people get wrong about sharks.
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Local news
History · MyHorryNews.com
Lecture at Horry County Museum explores the history behind South Carolina's state flag
Eric Emerson traced the palmetto and crescent back to the Revolution for an audience at the Horry County Museum.
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Local news
Small business · MyHorryNews.com
Rivertown Yoga returns to downtown Conway with expanded wellness focus
Seven years after COVID closed her doors, Dottie Klein is rolling out mats again on Main Street.
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Local news
Health · MyHorryNews.com
Myrtle Beach physician launches telehealth platform
A physician-founded digital health company is betting Horry County will see a doctor from the couch.
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Music, theater & books
Books · MyHorryNews.com
'100 Things to Do in South Carolina Before You Die' author visits Myrtle Beach
Amelia Old signed copies at Market Common and made the case for her home state.
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Local news
Small business · MyHorryNews.com
Yogadelic focuses on yoga and wellness in downtown Conway
Alex and Gloria Novaa open on Main Street with a studio built around community as much as practice.
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Local news
Profile · MyHorryNews.com
Mayor Landon Johnson is growing alongside Aynor
On a Friday night at the ball field, a young mayor and a growing town are figuring each other out.
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Music, theater & books
Live music · The Daily Tar Heel
A nostalgic night at Local 506
Three bands, one stage and a packed room on a weekend night in Chapel Hill.
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Music, theater & books
Theater · The Daily Tar Heel
PlayMakers put on eerie, foreboding and complex rendition of 'Macbeth'
PlayMakers Repertory Company delivered a cathartic and gripping production of the classic.
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Music, theater & books
Album review · The Daily Tar Heel
Harry Styles breaks a four-year silence
After four years, “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.” arrives — and it wants the floor.
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Music, theater & books
Performance · The Daily Tar Heel
'A safe space to say unsayable things'
Gasps and laughter filled the Joan H. Gillings ArtSpace as Blind Summit Theater took the stage.
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Local news
Community · The Daily Tar Heel
'This moment demands more than endurance'
The 41st annual memorial celebration of Dr. King's life and legacy, reported from the room.
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Music, theater & books
Culture · The Daily Tar Heel
A look back at 2025's biggest fashion trends
What the sidewalks of campus were actually wearing, from 8 a.m. classes to Franklin Street at night.
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Music, theater & books
Books · The Daily Tar Heel
Jazz artist Nnenna Freelon reads debut memoir on grief at Stone Center
The seven-time Grammy nominee turned a reading into a performance about loss.
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Music, theater & books
Album review · The Daily Tar Heel
Taylor Swift falls short — even for a fan
A diehard since the beginning admits the record was a letdown — and says exactly where it goes wrong.
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Government & policy
Statehouse · Public life
New Bill helps Firefighter Volunteerism in North Carolina
Rural departments are losing volunteers. House Bill 355 would study how to get them back.
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Government & policy
Federal policy · Public life
New Cuts, Lasting Impact on North Carolina
Officials say federal cuts to education and health programs will land on Chapel Hill and Carrboro households.
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Government & policy
Labor & economy · Public life
The Backbone of the Economy: Early Childhood Educators
Low pay and flat federal subsidies are pushing North Carolina's childcare workforce out of the classroom.
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Government & policy
Meeting coverage · Public life
Residents push back on Big Branch Greenway Connector
A survey backed the connector. The neighbours whose backyards it crosses did not.
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Government & policy
Media ethics · Public life
Ethnocentrism in Journalism
Reporters across the Triangle on how newsroom assumptions shape who gets covered, and how.
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World affairs
World affairs · The Pendulum, Spring 2024, Issue 19
Lost in Translation: Fighting the Newest Social Media War
How false images, memes and video from the Israel–Hamas conflict spread faster than anyone can check them — and what that does to a generation arguing about it online.
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World affairs
World affairs · The Pendulum, Spring 2023, Issue 17
Eye for an Eye: The Fight for Kurdish Independence
The Kurds are the largest ethnic group without a state. After a Pro-Iranian group struck Turkish bases in northern Iraq, Tiffany traced what a century of broken treaties set up.
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Communications
Communications · Strategy
Abercrombie & Fitch: a crisis management study
Exclusivity, a CEO's own words, and the social-media backlash that moved the sales line. Co-authored with Abbi Kocher for COM 300.
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Communications
Campaign · Strategy
Fashion Communication advertising campaign
A mock advertising campaign built in the Fashion Communication course at Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici, Florence.
