Lilly Knoepp is a Senior Regional Reporter at Blue Ridge Public Radio. She covers a diverse array of topics including government and politics, environmental services, and arts and entertainment, reflecting her commitment to reporting on issues that impact the community in Western North Carolina. Her work has been featured in various outlets such as NPR, West Virginia Public Broadcasting, and WUNC (91.5 FM).
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Lilly Knoepp primarily focuses on local government and political issues in Western North Carolina, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. Potential sources reaching out to her should have expertise or direct involvement in these areas, particularly regarding the topics she covers such as Native American rights, opioid crisis, redistricting, local elections, and child care shortage.
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By: Lilly Knoepp Nc
A Jackson County GOP leader denied influence on local party decisions by the North Carolina Republican Party and the state auditor's office but said
By: Lilly Knoepp
Jackson County election decisions in the spotlight as state lawmakers introduce measures that could affect WNC voting.
By: Lilly Knoepp
Jackson County election decisions in the spotlight as state lawmakers introduce measures that could affect WNC voting.
A trailblazing N.C. tax credit has been extended to support farmers, environmentalists and land conservation efforts for another five years. Supporters hope the credit will encourage conservation.
By: George Fabe Russell
| NC Local With flags waving and bands playing, Americans will mark the 250th anniversary of the nation on Saturday.
By: Lilly Knoepp
While we celebrate our nation's 250th anniversary, the ideals of liberty and equality didn't end with the founding fathers. Torch bearers have continued to fight for the principles enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, which took generations to achieve for women and minorities who were disenfranchised for much of the nation's history.
By: Lilly Knoepp
The idea of surveillance cameras in Western North Carolina is causing a ruckus — even in places where no cameras are installed, underscoring the heated con
By: Lilly Knoepp
In May, the Asheville City Council approved a $1.14 million federal grant to expand the use of technology through creation of a real-time intelligence
By: Lilly Knoepp
Following misconduct allegations and a censure recommendation by the U.S. House Ethics Committee, Rep. Chuck Edwards announced his departure from the Western North Carolina congressional race.
The NC Board of Elections appointed a new member, David Brooks, to the Jackson County Board of Elections this week. A Republican seat has been vacant on th
