Lifestyle

Jonathan Price Named Marine Patrol Officer of the Year

His professionalism, strong work ethic, and commitment to conserving North Carolina's marine resources earned him the top honor.

North Carolina Celebrates Inaugural Local News Day

Community members and journalists to gather at NC News Cafe in Nags Head

New Mural Brightens Belmont Neighborhood

Local artist Boyce McKinney brings vibrant public art to Gaston County

Hollar Brothers Tree Service Warns: Helene's Hidden Tree Damage Still Threatens Western NC Homes

As warmer months return, tree experts urge property owners to look past the obvious; storm-stressed trees can carry hidden dangers well into the growing season.

Opposition grows to new rule change for Person County lake

Homeowners fight Duke Energy's plan to remove pontoon boat docks from Mayo Lake

Charming North Carolina Beach House Embraces Vintage Charm

A coastal home in Nags Head blends period-inspired design with modern comforts.

Milo's Cafe Schnitzel Sandwich Crowned Triangle's Best

Readers name Morrisville sandwich shop's signature dish as the region's top handheld bite.

New 'Dirty Soda' Concept Coming to Greensboro's Battleground Avenue

Float Dirty Soda and Ice Cream to open in August 2026 with housemade syrups, sugar-free options, and retro-inspired decor.

Food Bank of the Albemarle's Sort-A-Rama Food Packing Event is April 16

Teams of local businesses, organizations, and clubs will participate in a friendly food packing competition.

Appalachian State Elects New Student Body President and VP

Elizabeth Ford and Yauri Hatcher will lead the student government for the 2026-27 academic year.

Cornell Welcomes Diverse Class of 2030

Admitted students bring global perspectives and a drive for real-world impact

Nearly 800 CMS seniors attend career fair at Bank of America Stadium

The event featured over 50 local companies and helped students explore industries and build early networks