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Elizabeth Hudson

From Elizabeth Hudson: By Bread Alone

Our editor in chief reminisces on how buttery biscuits — whether scarfed down on an icy school morning or savored in counties across North Carolina — have fostered a sense of connection to place throughout her life.

Father and son Cosme and Daniel Rangel perform at a quinceañero in Lincolnton

Mariachi Dreams

In the southern Piedmont, a quartet of musicians share their Mexican heritage through colorful folk songs, passing their traditions on to the next generation.

Stack of potatoes covered in dirt

Digging Deep

Memories of spuds are firmly rooted in one chef’s mind, just like the Watauga County potatoes she once unearthed.

An illustration of the singers of Faith and Harmony

Sacred Soul

The poignant voices of gospel music seem to rise from the soil of eastern North Carolina. The genre’s lineage is as rooted to the land as the crops growing in its fields.

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