Life and Times of CCV

The Magazine That Was...

 

 

From 2001 to 2008, the Carolina Civic Voice offered news and viewpoint commentary while providing readers with an outlet for their concerns on the issues of the time. CCV began as a small tabloid published as The People’s Civic Record distributed in Wilmington, N.C., and after two years under its current name as a full color newsprint magazine, peaked with a regional distribution of 13,000 per month over a five county region in southeastern North Carolina. Thousands of readers enjoyed our publication with letters and guest editorials from persons obscure and established as authors or journalists from North Carolina and many other parts of the U.S..

While our publication no longer exists as an active endeavor, you can enjoy these pages and use them as guide to the life and history of the times. On behalf of all those who contributed their time, energy and effort to CCV, we invite you to enter these pages by accessing the CCV archive, the indexing on the CCV Site Map… or by visiting our final edition.