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Recommended by Jeremy Markovich

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By Jeff Jackson

A first-person, weekly account of serving in Congress as a freshman member from North Carolina. Totally free.

Good, clear updates on Congress and other DC stuff written by a rep from Charlotte.

- Jeremy Markovich

The Writing Shed with Tommy Tomlinson

Something interesting in your inbox a couple times a week.

This newsletter is a great distillation of a great writer: Thoughtful, insightful, and real.

- Jeremy Markovich

Power Action!

By Andy Smith

A newsletter about pop-cultural artifacts and the stories they continue to create.

Andy dorks out about action figures and the same stuff I obsessed over as a kid.

- Jeremy Markovich

The Food Section

By Hanna Raskin

Now located at thefoodsection.com

Hanna has forgotten more about food and restaurant culture than I'll ever know.

- Jeremy Markovich

Ashevegas Hot Sheet

By Jason Sandford

Following Asheville growth and development; the ups and downs of a gentrifying NC town

A good way to keep your finger on the pulse of Asheville.

- Jeremy Markovich

Flashlight & A Biscuit

By Jay Busbee

Kick back with some tales of Southern culture, sports, food and music from Jay Busbee. Grill's already hot; drinks are on ice. Pull up a chair.

Like this, but for the rest of the South. Written by a Georgian, which is just fine!

- Jeremy Markovich

Power Plays

By Lindsay Gibbs

A no-bullshit newsletter about sexism in sports.

Lindsay puts her heart and soul into covering womens' sports, from the things you shouldn't ignore to the things you'll be angry you missed.

- Jeremy Markovich

Platformer

By Casey Newton

News at the intersection of Silicon Valley and democracy. On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 5PM Pacific.

There's no better way to understand how social networks and the modern internet shapes our lives.

- Jeremy Markovich

The Charlotte Ledger

By Tony Mecia

Delivering smart and essential news to Charlotte, one email at a time.

Thoughtful, insightful, and deep coverage on all things business (and quasi-business) in Charlotte. They report on a lot of things that others overlook, and you come away with a better sense about how Charlotte functions.

- Jeremy Markovich