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Column: The 2026-27 Opinion Desk’s goals

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By Luis Fuentes
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
On April 1, The Daily Tar Heel published a satirical April Fools’ special edition featuring pieces written by the Opinion Desk and later published as news. Multiple articles satirized and mocked serious issues that tangibly affect the lives of people we aim to serve. The issue rightfully resulted in widespread criticism. The subsequent aftermath forced our desk to confront a larger question: What does the opinion section of a newsroom owe its readers?
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Kinlaw’s files plans to rebuild after 2-year wait

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By Luis Fuentes
| Up and Coming Weekly Verified
Nearly two years after a fire decimated Kinlaw’s Supermarket, the longtime Fayetteville staple has filed plans with the city to rebuild with a 7,500-square-foot building. Founded by Tommy Kinlaw and his brother Bobby, the meat market has continuously operated in east Fayetteville since its opening in 1979. On October 19, 2024, fire caused by an electrical short destroyed the original market’s building. Much of the structure was reduced to rubble.
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Column: The 2026-27 Opinion Desk’s goals

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By Luis Fuentes
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
On April 1, The Daily Tar Heel published a satirical April Fools’ special edition featuring pieces written by the Opinion Desk and later published as news. Multiple articles satirized and mocked serious issues that tangibly affect the lives of people we aim to serve. The issue rightfully resulted in widespread criticism. The subsequent aftermath forced our desk to confront a larger question: What does the opinion section of a newsroom owe its readers?
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