Entomologist Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice travels to Asheville to learn about the endangered gray bats species as the local population recovers after Hurricane Helene.
Hidden History: Edgar Tufts
In this episode of Hidden History, Brad Campbell shares the story of a Presbyterian minister and the lasting impact he made in Banner Elk, NC, and the surrounding communities.
Grilled Steak & Cheese Subs
Medium-rare steak, sautéed peppers and onions, and melty provolone are the makings for a sandwich that travels well and feeds a crowd.
Family Fun in Gaston County
From adventures in the treetops to interactive garden playscapes, watch for five ways to delight all ages in Belmont and Gastonia.
A Chef’s Guide to Moore County
Local flavors and culinary creativity flourish in the Sandhills. Whether you're in the mood for a delicious brunch or a fine dining experience, here are an expert’s recommendations for ways to taste Moore.
Hidden History: Student Bus Drivers
In this episode of Hidden History, Brad Campbell explores a storied workforce from North Carolina’s past: the high schoolers who helmed the local school buses.
North Carolina, Naturally: Painted Buntings
Often spotted in the Southeast’s coastal environments, male painted buntings — with their characteristic rainbow plumage — are one of the most colorful birds in the country. Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice takes a closer look at these iridescent creatures who migrate to coastal North Carolina each year.
Country Sausage & Pepper Pizza
When company’s on the way, fire up the oven and gather the fixings for a pizza party. Chef Lynn Wells makes homemade dough and sauce to create a foundation for her favorite toppings.
North Carolina, Naturally: The Fall Line
From Roanoke Rapids to Raven Rock, a natural divide across North Carolina has long-guided water, wildlife, and people. Join Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice as she explores the town of Weldon, where the cascades from the Roanoke River signify the geological shift where the Piedmont meets the Coastal Plain.
