Mother of four, Ellie Sullivan received the devastating news that she had triple negative breast cancer in February, nine ...

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A former Jamaica Observer employee, Simone Thomas is to be honoured on May 7, 2026 with the Brampton Inspirational Citizen Award by the Canadian city of Brampton, highlighting her work to help victims ...

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Opinion articles provide independent perspectives on key community issues, separate from our newsroom reporting. Ned Barnett is leaving the News & Observer after more than 30 years, including the last ...

She's a death row survivor, but she doesn't think she's really any different from her friends who are still set to die.

On spring mornings across Europe, researchers walked slowly toward birds. Many birds. They did so without shouting, waving their arms, or carrying threats like nets or goodies like food. In city parks ...

Who are the best boys’ athletes of the past quarter of a century in Charlotte? After months of research, a panel of current and former Observer reporters present their list. Part of the McClatchy ...

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