A couple in Mooresville rolls out crusts, stirs together fillings, and makes homemade pies for you to purchase.
The Tiniest Homes
After building a dollhouse with her grandchildren, a High Point woman decided to continue the craft — and created dozens of intricate, miniature homes.
The Return of Swing
Twice a month, a group of friends gather in the Piedmont and relive the glory days of the jitterbug and swing dance.
Daily. Special.
The bean-and-bacon soup is legendary. The banana splits are delicious. Although only seven restaurants exist in the state now, whittled from 42 nearly a half-century ago, Mayberry still creates simple traditions for its customers.
A Kid (Still) Needs Camp
YMCA camps — Camp Sea Gull (for boys), Camp Seafarer (for girls) and Camp Hanes (for both) — fill a new generation of campers with a season of memories.
How the Spirit Moves You
Shout bands gave the Charlotte African-American community something of its own in the early 20th century. Colorful parades. Mass baptisms. And a haunting, beautiful sound that transcended race and time, and still moves people today.
Picking Strawberries in Charlotte
The Hall Family Farm in Charlotte's Ballantyne neighborhood has 37,000 strawberry plants, ready for a pick-your-own adventure.
Doughnuts in Durham: Two Shops Take on Gourmet Flavors
Two new doughnut shops in Durham offer innovative and eclectic flavors sure to arouse your curiosity and taste buds.
Tar Heel Town: Carthage
No matter how you get to this Moore County town — by buggy, by car, or by plane — once you reach its center, you’ll like what you find.
