Dear Flyover Reader,

I want to be very honest with you.

At this point in an investment round – the final days - almost everyone is paying attention — but very few people are still ready to act.

We just announced there are just 10 days left to invest in The Flyover. Today, that window is even smaller. With only about 15% of the shares remaining, we are now in the final allocation phase of this round.

This is the part most people miss.

Not because they don’t believe in the company.
Not because they don’t like the mission.
But because they assume there will be more time.

There won’t be.

Once these remaining shares are allocated, this round is closed — regardless of the calendar.

And when it closes, that’s it.

No extensions.
No “one more chance.”
No reopening this round later.

What makes this moment different from everything we’ve written before is simple: this is no longer about convincing people — it’s about availability.

The Flyover is already what most media startups never become:

Profitable
Growing rapidly
Trusted by millions of readers
Built without corporate ownership or political donors

That part is no longer theoretical. It’s already true.

What is still optional — for a very short time — is whether you are an owner while this next phase of growth happens.

As we look ahead, we are expanding:

Into more states
Into deeper audio and video distribution
Into products like texting and the Flyover app
Into a larger, more durable media company built for the long term

Those plans are being funded today. They’re underway.

The only question now is who is still able to participate before this round closes.

If you’ve been waiting for a clearer signal — this is it.

Not because of marketing.
Not because of urgency language.
But because the remaining shares are being actively allocated, and once they’re gone, the decision is no longer yours to make.

If you want to join The Flyover as an owner, I encourage you to do it now — while shares are still available.

Invest in The Flyover here.

Thank you for reading — and for taking this seriously.
We don’t take your attention lightly – and as a Flyover reader we want you to join us - especially at this stage.

With appreciation,
Guy Short
Founder, The Flyover

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Icy Roads, Erosion Control, and an Ancient Amphora

Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1998, a major winter storm dumped heavy, wet snow across Western North Carolina, resulting in accumulations of 18 to 36 inches of snow over the course of two days. The storm caused widespread power outages, structural damage, and road closures, prompting federal disaster declarations in Ashe and Watauga counties.

Sound familiar? Check out Top Stories for an update on how Winter Storm Fern brought its own brand of winter trouble to North Carolina as the workweek kicked off.

🎧 The long-awaited great wealth transfer may fall short of expectations, economists say, as Baby Boomers begin turning 80 this year. The shift is raising questions about why trillions of dollars may never reach heirs. Host Ayla Brown unpacks it all on today's episode of The Flyover Podcast. Tune in here.

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Fern Maintains Icy Grip on NC

The North Carolina Department of Transportation urged drivers Monday to stay off roads as overnight temperatures threatened to refreeze accumulations of ice, freezing rain, sleet, and snow left by Winter Storm Fern.

The State Highway Patrol reported more than 600 crashes over the weekend, and around 5,800 North Carolina households remained without power as of Monday evening, with the heaviest outages in Henderson and Transylvania counties.

Road conditions improved in the Triangle and Charlotte on Monday as warmer temperatures melted ice on major highways, but many secondary roads remained icy.

NCDOT will continue plowing and applying brine across the region until all state-maintained roads are clear, starting with interstates, then moving to primary and secondary roads. The agency will also use chainsaw crews to cut downed trees and remove them from roads and power lines.

So far, 17 storm-related deaths have been reported nationwide, but none are in North Carolina. View a county-by-county breakdown of Fern's snowfall here.

NC Teacher Leader Challenges Merger

In October 2025, Professional Educators of North Carolina (PENC) affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT). The group then rebranded as the American Federation of Professional Educators of North Carolina (AFPENC).

A former PENC president is now questioning the merger's transparency and legitimacy. Tim Barnsback is criticizing the board for making a unanimous decision without sufficient member notice, direct consent, or a ratification vote, alleging breaches of fiduciary duty and inadequate disclosure.

Barnsback said responses to formal requests he made for bylaws, board minutes, vote details, explanations of ratification requirements, and the affiliation agreement have been delayed or denied in some cases. He added that he isn't trying to prevent the affiliation but wants to ensure the organization is "transparent, accountable, and member-driven."

AFPENC meets Jan. 31 via video conference, at which time the board will vote on amendment changes.

Panel to Probe Erosion Control Structure Ban

A North Carolina Coastal Resources Commission science panel will meet on Thursday to review the state's ban on hardened erosion control structures like seawalls and groins, assess their effects, and consider alternatives for managing erosion.

The fall 2025 collapse of 16 homes on Cape Hatteras National Seashore and rapid shoreline loss in Buxton have intensified pressure to lift the ban, which its supporters say protects natural coastal processes.

Dare County Board of Commissioners Chair Bob Woodard urged legislators in November to reconsider the ban, citing limited tools for battling erosion. The county is currently pursuing a $45 million shoreline project that includes beach nourishment and repair of an existing groin.

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➤ UNC-Greensboro: Criminal charges against student Alisia Rea and her partner Quinten Thomas were dismissed on Jan. 21 following their arrest by campus police in October 2025. Rea still faces potential disciplinary action from the university. (More)

➤ Duke: New documents confirm former journalism professor Stephen Buckley resigned in December after an investigation found he engaged in "a romantic and/or sexual relationship" with an undergraduate student. Buckley denies sexual misconduct, calling it consensual. (More)

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➤ Blowing Rock: A basement fire destroyed the historic Bistro Roca restaurant on Sunday morning. The building, opened in 1932 and formerly known as Antlers, once housed a speakeasy in its basement. No injuries were reported. (See Photos)

➤ Cherokee: Cherokee Central Schools, the tribally operated education system for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, announced its full alignment with the 2024-30 strategic direction of the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Education. (More)

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➤ Men's Basketball AP Poll: Duke rose one spot to No. 4 this week, while UNC rose six spots—the most of any team in the country—to No. 16. (See Poll)

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➤ UNC football coach Bill Belichick is regarded as "radioactive" to most NFL teams looking to hire a coach right now because of his tumultuous first season in Chapel Hill. (More)

➤ Duke football secured a commitment from former San Jose State quarterback Walker Eget, as the Blue Devils remain involved in a lawsuit with last year's starting quarterback, Darian Mensah. (More)

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➤ A Duke Law student traced a 200-year chain of custody for an ancient Greek amphora—a two-handled clay jar—from Lucien Bonaparte's 1829 find in Etruria, an ancient region in Italy, through auctions, debt-ridden nobles, reformers, and collectors to its current location at the Nasher Museum. (See Photo)

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