Zachery Eanes is a Reporter at The News & Observer Publishing Company. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, sports, and real estate, with a particular focus on commercial and residential real estate, as well as beverage production and competitive sports. His work has been featured in The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC), Axios, and The Assembly.
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Zachery Eanes focuses on local news, particularly the real estate and food & beverage industries in the North Carolina area. His articles cover new restaurant openings, real estate developments, and local events such as concerts. Pitches should be tailored to provide insights or stories related to these specific industries within the North Carolina region.
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There's at least one Carolina Hurricanes jersey in Vatican City now.
đź‘‹ Zachery here with another dispatch for our World Cup eats journey.
A bid by a private company to buy the city-owned Wilmington Street parking deck has been withdrawn.
GoRaleigh's Route 1 topped 1 million riders in the fiscal year ending June 30, making it North Carolina's busiest bus route.
The Raleigh City Council moved Tuesday to enact a youth curfew in the city after “teen takeovers” led to violence across the city over the holiday weekend.
The former circular Holiday Inn in downtown Raleigh is expected to reopen as a Hotel Indigo in October, the building's owners said.
, a new restaurant from local hospitality group Early Bird Night Owl, will open in a former auto shop on Cary's Chatham Street in August.
The Texas Pete factory in Winston-Salem is an assault on the senses. Workers and robots move in sync as conveyor belts churn out bottles of hot sauce and salsa.
It's that time of the year again: We're putting together our annual best restaurants list , and we want to hear your thoughts.
If you're looking to get outside and experience live music, there's something for everyone this summer across the Triangle.
