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Around 150 years ago, a group of freedmen and -women established a kingdom in Henderson County that flourished, faded, then disappeared. New research is bringing the true origins of the community to light.
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Craft a swoon-worthy gift box filled with delectable bean-to-bar chocolates made right here in North Carolina.
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These fluffy pancakes will go like … well, you know.
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In this episode of North Carolina, Naturally, Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice takes us to Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, where she spots a rare red wolf on the Albemarle Peninsula. Click below to learn more about this vulnerable, yet resilient, species.
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Paddle along the Intracoastal Waterway, traverse across sand dunes, and pass by a World War II artillery bunker while exploring these coastal trails.
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This is destination dining: Across North Carolina, acclaimed restaurants serve up fine food — and unforgettable experiences.
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Across North Carolina and through the years, artists of all stripes have contributed to an ever-evolving genre of music that’s defined by its edginess and energy.
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This coastal city has emerged as a destination for international cuisine. From Peruvian rotisserie chicken to aromatic pho, these locally owned establishments make visiting all the more delicious. — With @COJacksonville
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In her monthly column, A Taste of Our State, writer Sheri Castle shares her fascination with sourwood honey. Click the link below to hear Sheri read her story on the Our State Storytellers podcast.
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The best part of a winter weekend? A big pot of chili or gumbo, cooked low and slow. For the Ramblin’ Man, February is the perfect time for a Sunday kind of stew.
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Torry and Terrence Holt grew up playing football in Gibsonville. Within a few short years, they were stars in the NFL. Today, they spend the holidays together with family and friends in Raleigh, looking back on lives lived with integrity.
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Brush up on your trivia about North Carolina’s NCAA football teams, and dazzle your fellow tailgaters with your knowledge.
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Boone locals know that frequent customers of Bald Guy Brew become friends with the owner Don Cox, who loves connecting those who consume coffee with those who grow the beans. To read more about this cozy coffee roaster and shop, click the link below.
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When you need an outdoor escape, check out these six easy-to-get-to, quick-to-hike trails in the Triangle, Charlotte, and beyond.
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From creamy, crunchy buffalo chicken dip to baked jalapeño poppers, your crowd will cheer for these winning appetizers.
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A visual artist in New Hanover County blends colorful tones into musical masterworks.
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A well-known North Carolina waterfall was featured in the 1992 film The Last of the Mohicans. What is the name of this 404-foot cascade at Chimney Rock State Park? A. Cullasaja B. Bridal Veil C. Hickory Nut
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This Moravian-inspired chicken pie recipe makes a delicious and hearty meal, and preparing it is a cinch — the hardest part is waiting for it to cook.
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Potts Barber Shop is the oldest Black-owned business in Cornelius — and the only place that Mayor Woody Washam has ever gotten his hair cut. Click the link below to read more about this Mecklenburg County barber shop.
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