Solitude and prayer, historic tradition and modern education, blend beautifully at a campus where monks and students practice the habit of doing good.
tommy tomlinson
The Wit and Wisdom of a Pinehurst Greens Reader
No one alive or dead has walked more steps on Pinehurst’s courses than caddie Willie McRae. He has carried bags for presidents and billionaires and celebrity athletes, and he’s learned a lot about golf and human nature.
Ann Bailey Builds a Life on Diamond Dreams
A Nash County orphan at 8, a widow in her 30s, Ann Bailey decided early on that hard work was the best remedy for hardship. With unflagging determination and the help of her family, she built a sparkling empire from scratch.
On College Game Day, Campuses Overflow with Saturday Spirit
Food and football give us a reason to gather. But the essence of tailgating is something deeper.
Meet The Most Patriotic Man in North Carolina
Americans love Old Glory. We proudly wave it, pledge our allegiance to it, and honor it as often as possible. But no one loves our flag more than John Andringa.
Not Just Any Ol’ Hound
When it came time to pick a state dog, the Plott family knew there was only one canine in the hunt.
Troutman Homecoming
The Troutman family tree has deep roots in Iredell County — as well as 11 generations’ worth of branches. For more than a century, the family has celebrated its lineage with a birthday party that brings Troutmans here from down the road and across the country.
An Ode to Banana Pudding
It’s a simple dish built in layers, rich and comforting, reflecting the foundation of a satisfying Southern life.
History in a Mason Jar
Today, long after Junior Johnson famously learned to drive hauling outlaw liquor, distillers are again providing the fiery flavor of the backwoods — all with the state’s blessing.
