Zachery Eanes is a reporter at The News & Observer Publishing Company. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, food and beverages, and law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on the local and regional economy, housing market, and restaurant innovation. Zachery's 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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The state's new economic development plan pinpoints housing as vital for landing new jobs.
The singer-songwriter rose to fame playing piano for the Chapel Hill band Ben Folds Five.
Botiwalla , a much-anticipated Indian street food restaurant from the chef of Asheville's acclaimed Chai Pani, will open in Raleigh Iron Works next Tuesday, June 2.
East End Market in Raleigh will add several new restaurants and fitness studios in the coming months.
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Surrounded by award-winning musicians, U.S. Rep. Deborah Ross, a Democrat from Wake County, made the case Thursday for legislation that would give
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley's campaign tells Axios he would support making members of Congress divest from their individual stock ownership — including his own holdings like Duke Energy — if elected.
By: Karri Peifer, Zachery Eanes, Troy Smith
Vehicle sticker prices have been climbing for years, including in Ohio.
By: Mary Helen Moore, Zachery Eanes
It's an exceptionally busy year for Tift Merritt, who is releasing a new album, advocating for pro-musician legislation and helping open The Gables, a boutique hotel in Raleigh.
⚽️ Head to Cary to watch The Soccer Tournament.
