Before she was an acclaimed novelist, she was a camp kid. Although it’s been long since closed, author Susan Kelly’s golden-tinged memories of Camp Yonahlossee draw her back.
The Generator Society of Bald Head Island
Nineteen families found a raw barrier island in the 1970s and made it theirs. They took advantage of the hardscrabble, primitive playground that was Bald Head Island and developed a vision for this place that still holds true.
At Home in the Southern Wild
At the North Carolina Zoo in Randolph County, gorillas live like us in many ways. They play. They fight. They love. And we love them back.
The Church Cookbook
For so many in North Carolina, compiling or contributing to a church cookbook is another way to serve.
Faith & Food
The desire to feed is baked into the language of the church.
Bernie Harberts: The Mule Rider
Bored with sailing the open seas alone for five years, one man decided to cross his home state in a manner unlike any other. And then he kept on going.
The Stars at Night
The fire tower at the top of Dave’s Mountain in Asheboro is 100 feet tall, and it was built in . . .
How a Granite Quarry Made Mount Airy Famous Before Mayberry Did
In Surry County, the world’s largest open-faced granite quarry holds firm as the strongest piece of land in the state.
The Best Barber I’ve Ever Had
Who do you trust to cut your hair? The answer may say more about you than you realize.
