Watch Elizabeth Hudson, editor in chief, as she reflects on how simple gestures, from pound cake to a warm welcome at the door, imbue North Carolina with a sense of home.
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From Elizabeth: Memory Lane
For Editor in Chief Elizabeth Hudson, an afternoon drive with her mom sparks a meditation on the cars that carry us and loved ones and the memories that ride along with them.
The Art of the Lure
In the depths of winter, what’s an angler to do? Settle in, tie a mess of flies, and dream of spring fishing.
From Elizabeth Hudson: Memory Lane
For our editor in chief, an afternoon drive sparks a meditation on the cars that carry us — from Mercurys to Buicks to Chevy Corvettes — and the memories that ride along with them.
From Elizabeth Hudson: Wish List
As Christmas draws near, our editor in chief takes a moment to reflect on the spirit of giving and the sense of gratitude it nurtures.
Facing South
At the end of another year of travels, our adventurer reflects on what roots him to North Carolina.
From Elizabeth Hudson: Pages Past
Our editor in chief finds wonder in treasured recipes passed between parents, friends, and even strangers and muses on the untold stories that underlie each.
The Secret Lives of Deer
Everywhere in North Carolina, deer walk among us, mostly unnoticed. A glimpse of these quiet creatures reveals how closely the natural world mirrors our own.
From Elizabeth Hudson: After the Storm
One year after Hurricane Helene, our editor in chief finds awe in the resilient spirit of North Carolinians that arose amidst the devastation.
