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Mold and classes in trailers: Inadequate funding for schools is hurting NC communities

November 27, 2023

Schools across the state are dealing with dilapidated classrooms and buildings in need of significant repair or a total rebuild due to a lack of investment in public education.

Mold and classes in trailers: Inadequate funding for schools is hurting NC communities

NASA astronaut Christina Koch receives highest NC honor

April 26, 2024

Gov. Cooper honored NASA astronaut and North Carolina native Christina Koch at a recent event. Here’s what you need to know about Christina Koch.

NASA astronaut Christina Koch receives highest NC honor

Josh Stein’s goal for North Carolina? ‘Make this a great state for everyone.’

August 12, 2024

Stein sat on his front porch with Cardinal & Pine to lay out his priorities as he runs for governor of a state with challenges as real as its charms. In his bid to move from North Carolina’s attorney general to its governor, Josh Stein has traveled the state with a message that many here…

Josh Stein’s goal for North Carolina? ‘Make this a great state for everyone.’

Opinion: Rural communities would suffer the most if NC Republicans expand their school voucher program

May 20, 2024

NC lawmakers are rapidly expanding publicly-funded funded vouchers for private schools while public schools remain underfunded. A North Carolina lawmaker dishes on who has the most to lose.

Opinion: Rural communities would suffer the most if NC Republicans expand their school voucher program

North Carolina’s ‘quirkiest’ small town

May 26, 2026

Plus: 3 things happening in NC this week Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. “3 things happening” is Cardinal & Pine’s weekly look at the storylines and events worth your time. It’s a short week. But that doesn’t mean North Carolina isn’t busy. This week, a popular hiking and music festival returns to Highlands…

Asheville announces partial reopening of French Broad riverfront parks, greenways after Helene

May 23, 2025

Asheville announced the partial reopening of several riverfront parks and greenways along the French Broad on May 22, though some of the hardest hit areas remain fully closed.

Asheville announces partial reopening of French Broad riverfront parks, greenways after Helene

While the U.S. veered right, western North Carolina moved left. Here’s what experts say caused it.

December 5, 2024

Democrats looking for signs of growing support around the country found few reasons for optimism this November. Western North Carolina was the exception.

While the U.S. veered right, western North Carolina moved left. Here’s what experts say caused it.

🤖 Could North Carolina limit data centers?

May 12, 2026

Plus: If you don’t know George Masa, you need to Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. Below, we’ve got a spectacular view from the Blue Ridge Parkway, a long-awaited proposal to do something about data centers, and an unforgettable story about the photographer who helped to found a western NC jewel. But first: The…

🤖 Could North Carolina limit data centers?

Get ready for Carolina Daze: NC’s newest music and arts festival hits the voting scene

August 22, 2024

With musical talent like Janelle Monáe and Tierra Whack headlining, North Carolina’s about to get a little louder and a lot more voters engaged in the 2024 elections.

Get ready for Carolina Daze: NC’s newest music and arts festival hits the voting scene

Discover NC’s moonshine & motorsports heritage at Dixieland Speedway event

August 6, 2024

If you’re a fan of moonshine and racing, you won’t want to miss this joint event between Dixieland Speedway and the Museum of the Albemarle on August 16.

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