
Collective Weekly
The Triangle edition · Issue of September 17, 2026
What organizations in the Triangle published in the week to Sep 17, and where to turn up in the seven days after. Their words, their pictures, their bylines.

This week
115 stories from 62 organizations, found on their own sites between Sep 10 and Sep 17. One pick, then every one of them by the day it went up.

Truck Driver Appreciation: On the Road Keeping our Shelves Stocked
September 11-17 is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week and the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina is taking the opportunity to celebrate our amazing fleet of drivers, dispatchers, and transportation staff.


































































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People this week
10 people were named in a story their own organization published this week, in the sentence that names them.

Anne Harvey David
Stokes County residents have fought this rezoning with fortitude and resilience and have done everything possible to open the Commissioners’ eyes to the potential harms from Project Delta,” said Anne Harvey David, Chief Counsel for Environmental Justice at SCSJ.
From Stokes County Commissioners Approve Hyperscale Data Center Development, September 15, 2026.

Jade Woodard
Maternal health equity begins with early connection,” said Jade Woodard, Executive Director of Family Connects.
From Hispanic Heritage Month Highlights the Need to Close Maternal Health Gaps—And the Power of Early, Equitable Support, September 15, 2026.

Megan Steinke-Chase
No single organization can tell the story of clothing insecurity in America, but when organizations across the country bring their local data and experience together, a much clearer picture emerges,” said Megan Steinke-Chase, Executive Director of Note in the Pocket.
From First-Ever National Survey Illuminates the Growing Challenge of Clothing Insecurity, September 11, 2026.

Randy McKay
Economic development is an important part of the Carolina Theatre’s mission,” says Carolina Theatre President and CEO Randy McKay.
From Carolina Theatre Launches Inaugural Durham FRINGE Festival Across Downtown Durham, September 15, 2026.

Events this week
80 events in the seven days from Sep 17, off 34 organizations’ own calendars. One from each below. Details goes where the event lives.
Ways to help
3 of the 80 are ones you turn up to work at, read off the title until the organization says so itself.
34 of the 80 are on this page, one for each organization with something on this week.

From the causes
13 causes published something this week. The newest from each.
Articles on tourism, events, and news from Johnston County, NC · Sep 17 · 17 stories this week
Announcing the Fall 2026 Startup TNT Associate Cohort! · Sep 15 · 1 story this week
Hispanic Heritage Month Highlights the Need to Close Maternal Health Gaps—And the Power of Early, Equitable Support · Sep 15 · 1 story this week
Celebrating Our 2026 Building Better Futures Award Winner: Ron Strom · Sep 10 · 1 story this week






























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