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Pirate Ghosts and Haunted Hitchhikers: Here Are Four of North Carolina’s Spookiest Sites
Find out why some of the state’s most enduring ghost tales have perplexed—and scared—so many.
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Five Fashion Brands Putting North Carolina On the Map
These designers who call North Carolina home are shaping style well beyond our state’s borders.
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Searching for Indigo De Souza, One of North Carolina’s Most Hyped New Musicians in Years
Asheville’s Indigo De Souza is a rising singer-songwriter with a wanderer’s taste for genre. She talked to Cardinal & Pine about her ascension as a national artist.
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The Moment I Realized NC Public Schools Are Not Treated Equally
How a move to a specialty school in Durham convinced an Edgecombe County teen that North Carolina schools are funded unfairly.
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Wilmington is the Backdrop for the Black Elite on Fox Drama ‘Our Kind of People’
Iconic landmarks help Wilmington, North Carolina stand in for Martha’s Vineyard in Fox’s new soapy, sexy drama.
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‘More Rights for the Employer’: Why Workers Have it So Bad in North Carolina
North Carolina’s lack of worker protections makes it the worst place in the country to work, especially for Black women, a recent analysis found.
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I Said They’d Have to Vaccinate Me at Gunpoint. Then I Contracted Delta.
An estimated 11% of Mecklenburg County adults are vaccine hesitant. Micah McClain was among them until contracting COVID. He has a message for others.
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NC’s Poet Laureate Makes Art From Difficult Times
How turbulent times and the racial justice movement have informed one of North Carolina’s most decorated poets, Jaki Shelton Green.
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Get Lost in the Stacks at These Amazing NC Bookstores
From neighborhood institutions to up-and-comers, these independent North Carolina bookstores are worth the trip.
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Small Towns, Big Flavor: North Carolina’s Hidden Culinary Gems
Raleigh, Durham, and Charlotte get all the attention, but these small-town food scenes in North Carolina are worth exploring.
