The North Carolina Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) awarded over $17 million in grants to fund nearly 40 local parks and recreation projects in the state.
Housing costs, including rental prices, are on the path to stabilizing but evidence of this won’t show up in inflation measures anytime soon, economists say.
In the rural town of Bolivia tucked away in Brunswick County, Maud Kelly raises rare breeds of turkey and provides agritourism at Greenlands Farm.
A sovereign Cherokee nation in western North Carolina has begun harvesting medical cannabis from their greenhouses and expects to open the largest retail store for medical cannabis in the US by next year, tribal officials told The Charlotte Observer.
With inflation steadily ramping up its pressure on state residents, many citizens are now re-tightening their wallets once again in preparation for the uncertain future.
Hurricanes seldom make landfall on the East Coast in November, but a Category 1 hurricane in Florida did just that, and what was left of the storm has made it to the Carolinas, bringing heavy precipitation and cold weather.
It was in the 1950’s that fast food restaurants rose to fame, with the 60’s bringing about the American highway system.
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.
Looking to get out of the house for Thanksgiving? Cities and towns across North Carolina offer a smorgasbord of fun activities to celebrate the holiday.
Pull up a chair at one of North Carolina’s many unique breweries, the ultimate source of fun, craft drinks, and cozy vibes.
Brought by the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, a new exhibit named “The Power of Women in Country Music” is coming to the North Carolina Museum of History this Friday.
Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows positive trends in North Carolina’s tight job market over the past 6 months, but not all industries are benefiting as much as others.