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Billy and Scott Pyatt
Drink Local

Peak Pints: Beer in Western N.C.

Mountain breweries create beers that reflect their surroundings and the seasons.

by Josh Shaffer
Central

Biscuits and Burgers

Morganton residents start and end their day at Allison’s.

by Our State Staff
Living in North Carolina

Finding Juan Pardo

An archaeologist from Warren Wilson College is digging up a 16th-century Spanish fort on a site near Burke County’s Morganton. But why did everyone disappear after 1568?

by Chip Womick
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