When Hurricane Irene Ravaged Eastern North Carolina
The worst hurricane in eight years knocked out power to 239,900 electric cooperative services
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Carolina People
Rising From the Red Clay
The art of Senora Lynch pays tribute to her Haliwa-Saponi community.
Carolina Living
Ingathering
Presbyterian churches in Hoke County and Robeson County carry on a longtime autumn tradition
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When power and poles first came to rural Polk County
Cooperatives nationwide hired local men to help raise poles that first brought electricity to rural areas.
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Look out! Those invading plants don’t belong here!
How to know and grow your native landscape
Carolina Living
You can’t beat that with a stick!
How Wake Electric made a woman and her gardens happy.
Carolina Living
It pays to be a member of a cooperative
Questions & Answers About Capital Credits What are capital credits?
Carolina People
Legal Corn Liquor
Midnight Moon and Catdaddy Carolina Moonshine make North Carolina spirits bright — the legal way
Carolina People
Scotty McCreery
Scotty McCreery at 17 has been on the ride of his life, and his hometown of Garner has taken the trip with him.
Carolina People
“They wanted a better life for us”
Support for restoring the meaning and purpose of the Rosenwald schools.
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Indoor Skydiving
Bodyflight facility in Raeford draws pros and visitors from around the globe
Carolina People
Is 2009 really the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth?
Or, was he here in North Carolina a few years earlier?
Carolina Living
Ghosts in North Carolina: They are part of our nature
Just about every community across the state has a stretch of railroad tracks haunted by a train accident victim carrying a lantern, looking for his head.
Carolina Living
North Carolina Is A Catfish Paradise
These homely-looking fish are easy and fun to catch, and they taste so good
Carolina People
We still don’t know for sure where Abraham Lincoln was born
Carolina People
Bluebirds In North Carolina
Carolina Living