Twenty-five parks and recreation projects across North Carolina are getting a funding boost this fall, after the state’s Parks and Recreation Trust Fund distributed close to $10 million to communities stretching from the mountains to the coast.
The Winston-Salem Dash completed a sweep of the Greensboro Grasshoppers on Tuesday night, taking Game Two of the South Atlantic League Championship Series 2-0 to
This College Savings Month, organizations dedicated to helping parents plan for their child’s educational future are encouraging people to get started now and make the most of a college savings account.
Mount Airy turns back into Mayberry later this month, and this year the festival carries an anniversary: Andy Griffith would have turned 100.
North Carolina’s largest free music festival returns to downtown Greensboro on September 18, and this year’s headliner is the biggest name organizers have booked.
A day after Hurricane Helene ripped through western North Carolina in late September 2024, Toni Brewer had no power or water.
The world’s largest home furnishings trade show wrapped its spring run this week, and organizers say roughly 75,000 people registered for the five-day event.
North Carolinians are spending a larger portion of their income on rent and a recent slowdown in prices has not changed much, according to a new report.
The North Carolina State Fair closed Sunday night with 946,811 people through the gates, a strong showing that still came in below last year’s total.
Record-breaking flooding from Tropical Depression Chantal in North Carolina’s central counties led to multiple water rescues, road closures and damage to property Sunday and Monday.
Raeford’s Light Up the Night Trunk or Treat will offer free food and fun activities on October 26, welcoming community members of all ages.
With the federal deadline of May 7, 2025, quickly approaching, North Carolina officials are urging residents to obtain their Real IDs, which will soon be required for air travel and access to federal facilities. At a press conference in Raleigh, Congressman Wiley Nickel emphasized the importance of avoiding travel disruptions by securing a Real ID before the deadline.