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.
In Its Heyday, Reynolda House’s Pool Offered a Grand Splash
Under a ceiling of glass, residents of Winston-Salem’s most famous home — and their guests — splashed and played in a pool built for perfection.
Haw River History and Paddle Guide
The once severely polluted Haw River is now a haven for wildlife and paddlers alike as well as an economic force for Alamance County.
NC Veterans Join the Ranks of the State’s Brewers
Former military members across North Carolina have banded together to create craft beer using the skills and principles learned during their service.
Hot Milk Cake, Reimagined
This Mother's Day, Brendan and Leslie Cox, owners of Pittsboro's Oakleaf restaurant, put a Southern spin on old family recipes for hot milk cake.
Asheville: Bee City USA
Asheville earned the title as the first Bee City USA in 2012. Today, its bees and beekeepers continue to thrive.
