Travel
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9 most charming—and scenic—small towns in North Carolina
With light traffic, unique attractions and events, and lots of space to breathe, these 9 small towns are among North Carolina’s most charming.
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Sip your way through 25 stops on the Hendersonville Cheers! Trail
From wine to beer to cider, the Hendersonville Cheers! Trail is your ticket to locally made bliss. Here’s how to get in on the fun and earn rewards along the way.
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7 under-the-radar NC restaurants for a summertime meal you won’t forget
Enjoy a memorable bite to eat this summer at seven of my favorite hidden gem NC restaurants.
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12 last-minute day trips in North Carolina to make before school starts
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.
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11 fun & affordable road trip stops in North Carolina
Take a break from being in the car and enjoy budget-friendly attractions at these 11 road trip stops in North Carolina.
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These NC beaches are among the South’s best, Southern Living readers say
Southern Living readers have ranked the best beaches in the South, and North Carolina beaches were all over the list, including several within driving distance of Wilmington.
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The 12 best beaches in North Carolina for every kind of beachgoer
Everyone from partygoers and outdoor enthusiasts to introverts and families can find their ideal beach vacation in North Carolina.
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Loch Norman Highland Games in April bring Scottish competition to the Carolinas
Celebrate Scottish culture with dance, food, music, and ancient strength events featuring 56-pound stones and 22-pound hammers at the Loch Norman Highland Games.
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An off-season beach trip to Wrightsville is good for the soul and the wallet
Plan a trip to Wrightsville Beach when the weather is cooler, beaches are less crowded, and rooms are priced to sell.
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A North Carolina hospital was slated to open in 2025. Mired in bureaucracy, it’s still a dirt field.
Madison County, tucked in the mountains of western North Carolina, has no hospital and just three ambulances serving its roughly 22,000 people.
