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North Carolina steps up its music game with new state office

July 1, 2024

The brand new North Carolina Music Office will foster the local music culture and industry.

North Carolina steps up its music game with new state office

Op-Ed: Black History Month is over. But the fight for justice isn’t.

March 4, 2024

Black History Month is just one month a year. But a NC activist writes that the fight for social justice and equality continues every day.

Op-Ed: Black History Month is over. But the fight for justice isn’t.

VIDEO: Sex Ed in NC Schools

January 20, 2024

Republican-backed legislation has caused tens of thousands of kids in Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools to miss sex-education classes, health screenings, and lessons on consent, data reveals. The new law requires parents to give their OK before these classes can be offered. Cardinal and Pine’s Senior Editor Billy Ball tackled the issue in October. View this post…

Inside the secretive deal for a $10 billion Amazon data center in rural NC

August 6, 2026

Residents say they were left out of the decision-making process for a data center project in NC that includes hundreds of polluting diesel generators.

Inside the secretive deal for a $10 billion Amazon data center in rural NC

12 last-minute day trips in North Carolina to make before school starts

July 20, 2026

From natural wonders and animal encounters to historic relics and games galore, these 12 last-minute day trips in North Carolina are fun for the whole family.

12 last-minute day trips in North Carolina to make before school starts

Hike through history this National Trails Day at Ridge’s Mountain Nature Preserve

May 24, 2024

In honor of National Trails Day on June 1, the North Carolina Zoo is inviting visitors to explore the beautiful Ridge’s Mountain. Here’s what you need to know.

Hike through history this National Trails Day at Ridge’s Mountain Nature Preserve

Op-Ed: Why Private School Vouchers Are Against My Religion

June 5, 2023

NC legislators have pushed for the privatization of education under a version of Christianity that is actually white supremacist Christian nationalism, a North Carolina pastor writes.

Op-Ed: Why Private School Vouchers Are Against My Religion

Greene County native Don Davis focuses on local issues as he runs for another term in Congress

September 18, 2024

Davis says he’s focused on improving the lives of local farmers and protecting veterans benefits, all while embracing “eastern North Carolina values.”

Greene County native Don Davis focuses on local issues as he runs for another term in Congress

8 places in North Carolina to see spring blooming in all its glory

April 9, 2024

From hyacinths to tulips, here are the eight best places to see spring flowers in North Carolina.

8 places in North Carolina to see spring blooming in all its glory

Attacks on reproductive health costs lives

October 30, 2023

Reproductive health care is a critical link in our medical system. For many people, reproductive health care is the only doctor’s visit that they will make in a year, or even several years. It is the health care and education that shapes our lives and families. If you have pain when menstruating, is it normal…

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