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2018

Travel

Appalachian State Creates Students of the Slopes

On snow days, there’s one class at Appalachian State University that’s never canceled: ski school. For 50 years, the state’s second-oldest ski mountain has groomed generations of fearless — some might say foolhardy — Southern skiers.

by Katie Schanze
Travel

The Mountain Moguls of Cataloochee Ski Area

When a visionary couple converted their cow pasture in Maggie Valley into a ski slope, they had the makings of a winter destination. But they still needed the snow.

by Jeremy Markovich
Uncategorized

First Snow in North Carolina

In North Carolina, a forecast of snow sparkles with promise and possibilities: of a day to sled, to sleep in, and to see the landscapes of our state at their softest, quietest, and loveliest.

by Susan Stafford Kelly
Food

Melting Pot: Miso in Rutherfordton

When John and Jan Belleme wanted to make miso soup in the U.S., they searched for a place that matched the climates the soup required. What they found was Rutherfordton.

by Susan Stafford Kelly
Food

Melting Pot: Butter Bean Soup in Winston-Salem

Stephanie Tyson grew up watching her grandmother cook. Now, she makes her butter bean soup from memory.

by Emma Laperruque
Food

Melting Pot: Ramen in Durham

At Dashi in Durham, a Japanese tradition gets an Old North State twist.

by Louise Jarvis Flynn
Food

Melting Pot: Tomato Soup in Charlotte

Fennel gives Papi Queso's smoky tomato soup a sweetness that's worth the wait — or the drive.

by Kathleen Purvis
Food

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.

by Jill Warren Lucas
Features

Melting Pot: Eastern Carolina Fish Stew at Pleasant Hill Christian Church

A Neuse River tradition has slowly crept into cast-iron cauldrons across eastern North Carolina.

by Andrea Weigl
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