Ryan Pitkin is a writer and editor based in Charlotte, where he runs an alternative weekly newspaper called Queen City Nerve. He is also editor of NoDa News, a community newsletter in the neighborhood where he has lived for 15 years.
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Ghostly Getaways: Explore North Carolina’s 9 most haunted hotels
Book a stay at one of North Carolina’s nine most haunted hotels … if you dare.
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Rerouting fall: Alternative autumn destinations in the Tar Heel State
With western North Carolina under a travel advisory, here are some other ideas for road trips in the Tar Heel State this fall.
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North Carolina’s dark sky sites will leave you starry-eyed
At North Carolina’s dark sky sites, you can step out of the light and into the darkness for a sky full of stars.
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The best street murals in Charlotte, North Carolina
Take our tour of the best murals in Charlotte to see profound, large-scale public art for free any day of the week.
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The strangest town names in North Carolina (& the stories behind them)
From Big Lick to Whynot, we’re crossing North Carolina to learn about its wackiest town names and the stories behind them.
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Endangered species in NC: What they are and how to help
Learn about five species you may not know are endangered in North Carolina
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North Carolina’s 9 weirdest roadside attractions
Break the monotony of your North Carolina road trip with these odd roadside attractions spread throughout the state.
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North Carolina’s 3 mountain coasters provide scenic thrills & more
We’ve compiled a list of western North Carolina’s best mountain coasters for a new way to explore Appalachia.
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These 7 NC businesses proudly employ people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
We’ve highlighted seven employers in North Carolina who help empower folks with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs) by offering meaningful work.
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Pickleball Paradise: 16 top places to play in Asheville
Pickleball is a craze that’s sweeping the nation. Here’s where you can join in on the latest athletic trend in Asheville.
