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The State Port Pilot

Don't leave home without your PILOT! A good newspaper in a good community

The State Port Pilot

News&Magazines

Download The State Port Pilot APK

Rating 4

Category News&Magazines

Package name com.stateportpilot.android

Downloads 5+

The State Port Pilot Description

The State Port Pilot, described in April 1935 by Editor/Publisher, James M. Harper, Jr. as “A good newspaper in a good community,” has been serving the Southport, NC area since 1928. In the last two decades alone, The State Port Pilot has earned over 600 awards in the annual North Carolina Press Association news and advertising competitions — including more than 20 General Excellence awards — proof that James Harper’s stated goal in 1935 is still the standard the newspaper strives for today.

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