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This bizarre treat is among NC’s top Halloween candy picks this year
When it comes to top Halloween candy picks, North Carolina is different than other states.
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Compound GLP-1 injections are being recalled. Here’s why
Apothecary Pharma LLC initiated a voluntary recall of GLP-1 injections on Sept. 24 because of a “lack of assurance of sterility.”
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9 ways adults can celebrate Halloween in Fayetteville
From costume parties and haunted attractions to themed nights out, here’s a look at nine Halloween events geared toward grownups in Fayetteville.
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Great Smoky Cannabis Company offers blueprint for NC legalization
After two years of selling cannabis legally on tribal land, the Cherokee have something North Carolina lawmakers don’t — a functioning example of what a regulated marijuana market can look like.
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Award-winning Asheville chef Katie Button marries Spanish, Southern flavors in new cookbook
Chef Katie Button has won a James Beard Award for the cooking at her popular Asheville restaurant, Cúrate Bar de Tapas.
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Three North Carolina colleges make WalletHub’s top 100 in America
The WalletHub study looked for the highest-performing schools at the lowest cost to undergraduates. Here’s how North Carolina colleges did.
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Historic Asheville boarding house gets new life as boutique hotel
Asheville builders are planning a “small, intimate, boutique hotel” by remaking the Flora Sorrell Boarding House downtown.
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Wilmington’s connection to ‘Whistler’s Mother,’ one of the world’s most famous paintings
Whistler’s roots, or at least those of his famous mother, are in Wilmington. She was born at a house at the southwest corner of Fourth and Orange streets.
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A struggling North Carolina town wants to shorten terms for local leaders
After operating under four-year terms for just one year, the Hope Mills Board of Commissioners voted to begin the process of returning elected officials to two-year terms.
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Isaias is now a hurricane. Here’s how it might impact North Carolina
New projections show that Hurricane Isaias is expected to drench most of the Southeast, including North Carolina.
