Joe Killian is the Greensboro Editor at The Assembly. He focuses on elections, government, politics, and public policy, delivering in-depth investigative reporting that informs and engages the community. Joe's work has been featured in Qnotes, The 74 Media, Yahoo News, Up & Coming Weekly, The Assembly, Greensboro News & Record, NC Newsline, and INDY Week, as well as North Carolina Health News.
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Joe Killian's articles primarily focus on local government and politics in North Carolina, with a specific interest in higher education institutions such as UNC-Chapel Hill. He also covers LGBTQ rights within the context of North Carolina politics.
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HIGH POINT — A High Point police officer shot and killed a man Wednesday, police said.
This small walk-up at LeBauer Park conjures memories of generationally beloved little restaurants—with a modern twist.
A social media manager has made the Greensboro Police Department’s social media wildly popular. But a pattern of offensive posts may threaten the department’s reputation at a critical time.
Adventurous eating doesn't just happen. You make it happen — with a little help from a Reuben Benedict.
The Assembly’s Sayaka Matsuoka discusses her recent feature story on the Mahjong craze
In her new book, the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter gives advice to people at the beginning of their work-life journeys.
Amid controversy over his hiring, Kamran Afzal was sworn in as Greensboro's new police chief Tuesday. He promised to listen to the community.
The inaugural city-led arts and culture festival kicks off this Saturday
With a series of pop collaborations and outside-the-box events, the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra is looking to attract new audiences.
Pantry Fried Chicken started in a High Point gas station and has spread across N.C. and Virginia, and belongs on any "best of" list.
