Visitors flock to Valle Crucis for its mountain beauty and historic charm. Underneath the obvious appeal, however, lies a generous spirit that built the small town and continues to sustain it.
Bath: North Carolina’s First Town
With enough imagination, you can see the Bath that Blackbeard saw when he sailed into North Carolina’s first town 310 years ago.
The Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians’s Story of Survival
In the Great Smoky Mountains, a story of survival, endurance, and identity unfolds through the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians.
Women Writers of Hayti
A literary tour of Durham’s Hayti district uncovers the creative expression of dozens of African-American authors during the Jim Crow era.
Flavor Wizards
Regularly mistaken for a bakery, Mother Murphy’s in Greensboro has been churning out delicious and intriguing aromas for more than half a century.
Textiles to Technology
A scientific facility unlike anything else in the world, the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis masterminds a new future for the former mill town.
Meet Bus Hubbard, The Tree Surgeon at UNC Chapel Hill
For more than 50 years, Bus Hubbard has helped shape the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, branch by branch.
Sharing the Music: Jim Ketch at the UNC Department of Music
Trumpet player and university professor Jim Ketch has never felt the need to choose between performing and teaching.
Fundamental Chords: Carolina Music Ways
Carolina Music Ways keeps people in tune with the rich musical heritage of the northwestern Piedmont.
