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K-12 education reporter @TheAssemblyNC. Past: @newsobserver, @ProPublica Local Reporting Network, @Oregonian, @TucsonStar. @UNC alumna. On Signal.
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Prosecutors Say a N.C. Woman Poisoned Her Daughter at Thanksgiving. Even Before That, Her Life Was Hardly Ordinary.

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By Michael Hewlett Verified, Sarah Nagem Verified, Carli Brosseau Verified
| The Assembly Verified
As Thanksgiving approached last fall, there was little question where Leela Livis would spend it. While she’d lived in Cullowhee most of her adult life, the 32-year-old often returned to her hometown of Hendersonville to see her mother, Gudrun Casper-Leinenkugel, and help look after her two youngest siblings. In Cullowhee, Livis’ life was simple and structured. She lived alone in a small cabin surrounded by books, plants, and art, and she worked full-time as a payroll specialist.
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Columbus County Agrees to Pay Lawyer Fees In Our Public Records Case

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By Sarah Nagem Verified, Carli Brosseau Verified
| North Carolina Press Association
north carolina press association  |  supporting the public's right to know since 1873 Posted Monday, June 1, 2026 11:04 am Columbus County has agreed to pay lawyer fees for The Assembly and Border Belt Independent, after a judge ruled that the county had failed to comply with North Carolina’s public records laws. The county had appealed Superior Court Judge Quintin McGee’s order in December that the county pay $74,557 to cover the cost of lawyers representing the news organizations.
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Lawmakers Direct Funds for Teaching Civil Rights History to Conservative Group

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By Carli Brosseau Verified
| The Assembly Verified
Tucked inside the General Assembly’s last full budget, in 2023, was a little-noticed provision granting $350,000 “to develop and implement a program to teach public school students about NC’s Civil Rights history.” The funds weren’t directed to the state Department of Public Instruction.
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