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A Mother’s Day Memory

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Sun-dried Laundry

Returning to those sunny days when we let our clothes out to dry

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What’s the Catch?

If you’re looking for fresh, local seafood, NC Catch helps you find it.

Carolina Adventures

A beloved steam locomotive comes home

The public can ride New Hope Valley Railway on the first Sunday of each month, starting in April

Jacob’s Log

Keep the smiles on

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“Beholder”

Photography by Ty Brueilly

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Crushing the Tuscarora

Colonial militia vanquished eastern North Carolina’s most powerful natives 300 years ago

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Open a Mind, Touch a Heart

Storytellers continue a North Carolina tradition

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Touchstone Energy sports scholarship winners

Recognized at Wolfpack women’s basketball game

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Torpedoed!

How Ocracoke learned that one of its own went down with his ship off North Carolina’s coast during World War II

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Carolina Country Scenes 2013

A gallery of your favorite photos

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A Rescue in Less Than 3 Minutes

Linemen Leonard Person and Kenny Simmons did it faster than anyone.

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Grassroots Advocacy

How your co-op represents you where it counts.

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Post Office Art

Depression-era artwork in post offices expressed local history and hope

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Mobbing Stores in Broad Daylight

“Cash mobs” recognize and support local businesses in one fell swoop

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An Old Fashioned Christmas in Whynot

Photography by Ashley Fetner

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Carolina Living

More Mailboxes, Less Mail

How will the mounting deficit at the Postal Service affect rural mail delivery?

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Our First TV Set

On that Saturday afternoon, his life changed forever.

Carolina Living

The Return of the Chestnut

Known as “the grain that grows on a tree,” chestnuts now can be grown locally.

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Mount Carmel Presbyterian Church, Richmond County

Photography by Ashley Fetner

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North Carolina Christmas Trees

There’s a farm or retailer offering North Carolina-grown trees near you

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Ask the Candidates

We ask the candidates for North Carolina’s governor to respond to issues that affect you.

Carolina Living

Homegrown Clothing

What if North Carolina could produce its own organic cotton and turn it into clothing made here, just like in the old days?