For a group of like-minded crafters, knitting is a lot like life: When the going gets tangled, they know they can always count on their friends.
The Gift of Light
For more than 50 years, a dazzling chandelier has hung in the dining room of the Executive Mansion in Raleigh. Only recently has its remarkable backstory been fully illuminated.
Sheltering a Community at The Filling Station
In the tiny town of Pollocksville in Jones County, the placid Trent River roared to life during Hurricane Florence, threatening homes and businesses. A group of volunteers formed to clean up the mess, one neighborly smile at a time.
United We Farm
A network of food hubs helps growers bring more varieties of fresh, locally grown produce to tables across the state.
A Modern Series Opens a Window to the Past
In Raleigh, the Museum of History houses the artifacts and anecdotes that trace North Carolina’s journey from past to present. Now, a pair of virtual programs open the museum to people across the state — and around the world — uncovering hidden aspects of our history, one bite-size piece at a time.
Melting Pot: Matzo Ball Soup in Lumberton
Matzo ball soup is a traditional dish served during Passover Seder and Rosh Hashana, but it also makes a great everyday meal.
Welcome to the Club
Since 1953, the Tar Heel Junior Historian Association has brought together students across the state. The goal? To learn about — and love — their own patch of North Carolina history.
Merci Train Boxcar Symbolizes French-American Ties
Following World War II, in recognition of American postwar relief efforts, the people of France sent over boxcars filled with gifts to say “thank you.”
A Sauce for All Seasons: George’s Sauces
In Nashville, a family celebrates the 40th anniversary of the barbecue sauce that goes with everything.
