We’ve swirled and sipped wine for centuries, but now a Piedmont business invites customers to apply the same picky process to oil and vinegar.
Wildcat Country
In this Sampson County community, residents rally around food and football.
A Community Moved by Steam
The Ruritans seem to have their prints on just about anything that happens in Silk Hope. But nothing they do is bigger than their Old Fashioned Farmers’ Day. And nothing is bigger on Old Fashioned Farmers’ Day than the steam that comes from the engines that power just about everything.
The Barbecue Brotherhood
Welcome to Raleigh’s Hiram 40, one of the state’s oldest Masonic lodges, where good guys greet and eat meat. Now, what’s the password?
Pride of Place
For 66 years, the Granite Quarry Civitans have been taking care of everybody’s business.
Value in a Small Town
Even if you don’t need a tractor, you probably want some of what they’re selling at the annual Seaboard Lions Club farm-equipment auction.
The Keepers of Our Communities
Long before Facebook, service clubs created a sense of community. In order to stay viable now, these meritorious groups must find ways to draw new members by using old-fashioned handshakes and smiles.
A Separate Peace
The war reaches North Carolina, but pacifists in the Old North State secretly oppose the Confederacy.
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Old-Wall Overhaul
Architectural restorer Dean Ruedrich judges a society by how it treats the past. So when the North Carolina Museum of History asked him to restore some historic buildings for its new blockbuster exhibition, he did it — very carefully.
