USA Today Network via Reuters Connect
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Gov. Josh Stein visits Marshall’s community art piece 2 years after Helene
A community art project in Marshall celebrates expression and people after Helene. Gov. Josh Stein paid it a visit this week.
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After Helene, Asheville’s River Arts District rebounds with women-led music festival
Asheville’s first music festival in the River Arts District since Tropical Storm Helene will take over Foundy Street on Saturday, Oct. 3.
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It’s peak monarch butterfly season in North Carolina. Here’s how to spot them
Early fall is the peak time to catch the endangered monarch butterfly in North Carolina. Here’s how to spot them.
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10 Asheville restaurants and hotels with amazing fall views
Fall views are at a premium in western NC. Here are 10 Asheville restaurants that can offer them.
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Trump is underwater in NC, despite visit. Here’s what the numbers say about him and Michael Whatley
Following September visits from President Trump and the First Lady Melanie Thump, here’s what approval polls show on Trump in North Carolina.
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Why two NC constitutional amendments on the ballot could be devastating
Two proposed amendments to the North Carolina constitution have the potential to radically disrupt revenue for local governments while making handouts to corporations and the wealthy permanent.
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6 texts, 5 calls, 38 mins: Records reveal Michael Whatley’s work as Helene ‘recovery czar’
Senate candidate Michael Whatley has portrayed himself as heavily involved in Helene recovery in western NC. Public records say otherwise.
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Wilmington film festival honors city’s horror movie history
Wilmington and horror movies go way back. This local film festival celebrates that spooky history.
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12 great pumpkin patches in the Wilmington area
Fall is here. Here’s where to get your pumpkin if you live in the Wilmington area.
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Is kratom legal in North Carolina? What to know after Ole Miss deaths
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has listed kratom as a Drug and Chemical of Concern, and the FDA has warned consumers not to use kratom because of the risk of serious adverse effects. Here’s what the laws are in North Carolina.
