One writer holds forth on the quirks, charms, and cautions of the Southern spoken word.
Who We {Say We} Are
Are you a typical North Carolinian? The Elon University Poll asks residents about their likes, dislikes, and opinions on all things N.C.
Q&A with Taylor Mathis
Taylor Mathis, food photographer and the blogger behind Taylor Takes a Taste, attended 35 football tailgates in 16 states between 2010 and 2012, including nine games in North Carolina. With his newfound knowledge, he wrote the (cook)book on tailgating in the South.
Shag, You Say? Oh, Behave!
Our state dance will get your feet moving — just add beach music.
The Origin of a Symbol: The Scotch Bonnet
Selecting a seashell symbolic of North Carolina was not an easy task, but an even bigger challenge may be finding that shell — intact and in all its glory — on our beaches.
Picking Season at Holden Brothers Farm
At the Holden Brothers Farm Market in Shallotte, visitors pick two of our favorite red fruits: Strawberries in the spring and tomatoes in the fall.
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.
Beach Ball: The Morehead City Marlins
College baseball players from across the country come to small Southern towns like Morehead City for a taste of the big leagues.
To Be Rather Than to Seem: North Carolina’s State Motto
Even though our state motto is Latin, nothing is lost in translation.
