Anna Goodwin McCarthy is a journalist for The Daily Advance, focusing on local news and stories in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. With a passion for community and human interest stories, Anna aims to highlight the unique individuals and businesses that make the area special.
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Anna Goodwin Mccarthy's coverage focuses on local events and businesses, with a particular emphasis on community engagement. Given this focus, she may be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming community events, new business openings or promotions, and human-interest stories that highlight the people behind local establishments.
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If you have information about family-friendly events, local businesses promoting community engagement, or initiatives focused on improving neighborhood life in Elizabeth City and its surroundings, Anna might find it particularly relevant for her coverage.
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By: Anna Goodwin Mccarthy
Jamie Waugh is passionate about fighting hunger.
By: Anna Goodwin Mccarthy
Local painter Leanne Perry Clayton has always loved making art. But her first canvases were automobiles. Automobile interiors, actually.
By: Anna Goodwin
Brian Krites, a local singer-songwriter who also plays in the band Greyside, will be one of the featured performers at Arts of the Albemarle’s Nashville Night event in Elizabeth City on Saturday, May 25. Photo courtesy Brian Krites
By: Anna Goodwin Mccarthy
Area teens interested in learning more about healthcare professions will have an opportunity to attend a summer camp completely devoted to the subject next month.
By: Anna Goodwin
Mark Hughes, a wood craftsman, started the Elizabeth City-based Mark’s Tiny Woodshop as a hobby after moving here with his wife from New Hampshire six years ago. It’s since grown into a small business, for which Hughes now has more time since his retirement last July from his full-time job.
Betsy Sherlock and her husband, Johnny, have been volunteering with the Albemarle Commission’s Area Agency on Aging Senior Nutrition Program, better known as Meals on Wheels, in Pasquotank County for
By: Anna Goodwin
Carl Ralph gives a toddler a swimming lesson. Ralph is teaching swimming to young children again this summer at The Pines Swimming Pool in Elizabeth City.
By: Anna Goodwin
Capt. Chris Byrum of the Elizabeth City Fire Department is shown standing next to a city fire truck. Byrum retired from the ECFD on May 31 but isn’t hanging up his turnout gear just yet. He is the new chief of the Nixonton Volunteer Fire Department.
By: Anna Goodwin
Ellie Jackson, a 19-year-old N.C. State University student majoring in agriculture science, opened Jackson Farms 158 Produce along with her father, Chuck, on Memorial Day weekend at 510 U.S. Highway 158 in the Newland community of Pasquotank County.
By: Anna Goodwin Mccarthy
Whether it’s a photograph of a slithering snake or a colorful bird in flight, Cole Barlow’s images capture some of northeastern North Carolina’s most intriguing wildlife and landscapes.
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