As the fall season transitions to winter, holiday markets will be popping up all over North Carolina to provide cozy, traditional food and fun for the whole family.
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Bees Face Many Challenges – and Climate Change is Ratcheting up the Pressure | Opinion
The extreme weather that has battered much of the U.S. in 2022 doesn’t just affect humans.
NC Gas Prices Again On the Rise, Jumping 14 Cents Compared to Last Week
The price of gas has gone up once again. In North Carolina, the average price for a gallon of regular gas has increased by 14 cents over the course of a week.
Buncombe County, and North Carolina At Large, Sees Boom In Remote Work
It’s no secret that one of the biggest shifts in work life in the past few years has been the increasing popularity of remote work as the pandemic forced offices everywhere to shut down.
Rum Keg Girl, The Story of One of the Most Popular Grave Sites in North Carolina
Along the coast of North Carolina lies one of the most well-known cemeteries in the state, The Little Girl Buried in a Rum Keg
The Winners of ‘Coolest Things Made in NC’ Revealed
The results of the annual contest ‘Coolest Things Made in NC’ was revealed last week.
Out of the 100 Counties in North Carolina, Only 4 Counties are Above the National Average in Gas Prices
Gas prices nationally have continued to decrease since June of this year — prices haven’t been this low since early March of 2022.
NC Dentists See Rise in Stress-Related Teeth Grinding, Jaw Pain
Dentists in North Carolina say they are seeing an uptick in patients with mouth problems stemming from teeth grinding at night, including cracked teeth, jaw pain and headaches.
Rare Leucistic Turtle Hatching in Cape Hatteras
Albinism occurs when an animal’s eyes appear pink and its skin and hair white because of a lack of melanin.
Your Plane Landed Safely — Thank the Bureaucrats at the FAA | Opinion
A faddish phrase on the right is something called “the administrative state,” which refers to the federal workforce deputized by Congress to craft and enforce rules over the environment, banking, health care, product safety, mass communications, the power grid, etc.