Local Farm Bureaus share notable achievements and activities from recent months …

The combination of an intense statewide drought and raging wildfires last year left more than a few barren patches of land across North Carolina.

If you’ve lived in North Carolina long enough, you probably have happy memories of snowy winter days. As a child, it meant a day off from school and making snowmen. As an adult, it’s a day snuggled up in front of the fireplace with a good book.
For the adventurer, it might mean a trip to [...]

Children’s museums make learning seem more like playtime

The shrieks of joy, the bursts of laughter and the “ooohs” and “aaahs” ring out as many of North Carolina’s kids are playing and having fun—but wait, they’re learning too!
Whether they’re coming with their parents or siblings, or as part of a camp or school group, youngsters are [...]

A cold Pepsi and a warm Krispy Kreme doughnut—most North Carolinians know those are legacy foods of their state, but beyond that, North Carolina has introduced many more unique foods. While most of these foods are well-known, not all are associated with North Carolina.
How about Texas Pete? That pistol-packing hot sauce is assumedly from [...]

December 2005 Recipe of The Month: Cherry Pie

December 2002 Recipe of The Month: Low Country Skillet Turkey Over Creamy Grits