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5 Facts About NC Nature We Promise Aren’t Made Up
North Carolina’s natural wonders are unmatched: We’re talking the biggest gems, the first dinosaurs, and internationally recognized state parks.
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15 mostly-free art galleries in NC where you can support local artists
On the hunt for great art or just want to view it? This list includes (mostly) free places to see local and regional artists’ work.
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11 Adventure Parks in North Carolina to Visit This Summer
From well-known water parks to family owned and operated attractions, there’s plenty for adventurous North Carolinians to do during the summer months.
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The Best Beach Towns in North Carolina
North Carolina has more than its share of good beach towns, but which ones are the best? Here are the NC beach towns Stacker ranked as the best of the best.
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16 NC trails that take you to something awesome
If you like a beer, a live concert, wildlife, or a culinary treat at the end of your hiking trail, we’ve got you covered.
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10 Black-owned restaurants to try in Charlotte
To honor Black History Month, we’re highlighting Black-owned businesses across North Carolina, starting with a deep dive into the food scene in the state’s most populous city.
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The Rise and Rebirth of North Carolina’s African American Music Trail
An eight-county trail in eastern NC doesn’t just revisit our dark history of segregation. It lifts up Black joy by celebrating the musicians who broke barriers and made remarkable music.
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29 Blockbusters and Busts Shot in North Carolina (There’s Sure to Be a Few Filmed Near You)
Whether you live in the mountains, the coast, or the Piedmont, some major Hollywood movies were filmed near you in North Carolina.
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‘Tears of Joy’: After Four Decades of Wrongful Imprisonment, Ronnie Long Pardoned
Ronnie Long, who was featured this week in a Cardinal & Pine series, received word of his pardon Thursday from NC Gov. Roy Cooper.
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Wrongfully Imprisoned for 44 Years, Ronnie Long Waits on Roy Cooper to Pardon Him
Ronnie Long talks to C&P about his four-decade wait for justice. And now, his wait for a pardoning from NC Gov. Roy Cooper.
