This is a list of defunct newspapers of North Carolina.
- The American (Statesville)
- The Charlotte News
- Daily Rough Notes (Goldsboro)
- The Durham Recorder (Durham)
- The Fayetteville News (Fayetteville)
- The Fayetteville Times
- The Hillsborough Recorder (Hillsborough)
- The Independent Press (Concord)
- The Mecklenburg Jeffersonian (Charlotte)
- The Mercury (Raleigh)
- The Milton Chronicle (Milton)
- The Milton Spectator (Milton)
- The North Carolina Standard (Raleigh)
- The Old North State (Salisbury)
- The Orange County Observer (Hillsboro)
- Raleigh Times
- The Roanoke News (Roanoke)
- The Sentinel (Raleigh)
- The Tarboro Southerner (Tarboro)
- The Tri-Weekly Old North State (Salisbury)
- Twin City Sentinel (Winston-Salem)
- The Watchman (Salisbury)
- The Weekly Courier (Warrenton)
- The Weekly News (Charlotte)
- The Western Democrat (Charlotte)
- The Western Sentinel (Winston)
- The Wilmington Journal (Wilmington)
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