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A Stay at Rhode’s Motor Lodge

Boone, North Carolina · Boone

A Stay at Rhode’s Motor Lodge

In the mid-20th century, Grant Greene fell in love — with “that hill.” Specifically, a rise just off U.S. Highway 321 in Boone where, today, the recently renovated Rhode’s Motor Lodge welcomes guests for a taste of High Country nostalgia. This 54-room, 21st-century take on a classic motor lodge began as a simple 12-room property that served as both the family’s livelihood and their home. SourceSee the Story

8 Timeless North Carolina Motor Lodges

North Carolina · North Carolina

8 Timeless North Carolina Motor Lodges

Located in Salter Path, The Beacon is a beachside escape tucked beneath live oaks. Last year, after seeing better days, several rooms of the former Salter Path Inn got a televised refresh on HGTV’s 100 Day Hotel Challenge by designer Mika Kleinschmidt and her husband, Brian. The couple focused on updating the lobby from the look of a cramped, one-desk office to a hip reception area with a curved… SourceSee the Story

How 12 NC Cities Got Their Famous Nicknames

Mount Airy, North Carolina · Mount Airy

How 12 NC Cities Got Their Famous Nicknames

Can you hear the whistle? The opening to The Andy Griffith Show is memorialized in Mount Airy with a bronze statue of Andy and Opie Taylor. Right: Open since 1923, Snappy Lunch is said to be the only existing Mount Airy business mentioned on the show. photograph by Stacey Van Berkel For fans of The Andy Griffith Show, visiting Mount Airy is like stepping inside the 1960s television town of… SourceSee the Story

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Revel in a Coastal Tradition at The Flyway Lodge

Currituck · Currituck

Revel in a Coastal Tradition at The Flyway Lodge

As Paul and Michelle Dowdey drove up the long driveway to The Flyway Lodge for the first time — gravel crunching beneath their tires, a breeze off Currituck Sound rustling the branches of the towering oak trees that lined their approach — their anticipation soared. When they saw the patinaed copper cupolas of the property’s Colonial Revival-style farm building peeking out above the tops of the… SourceSee the Story

Tour de Frank: 12 Can’t-Miss Hot Dogs

Greensboro, North Carolina · Greensboro

Tour de Frank: 12 Can’t-Miss Hot Dogs

Related: Read about John Champlin and his “Weiner World”: Tour de Frank. “It’s just a hole-in-the-wall tacked onto what looks like a house, and from what I’ve read, it’s been there for, like, 30 years, and before that, it was where the Trailways bus station was located. They serve you from a simple walk-up window and you get a hot dog topped with delicious chili.” 208 West Granville Street… SourceSee the Story

The Hot Dog King of North Carolina

Winston-Salem · Winston-Salem

The Hot Dog King of North Carolina

One weekday morning in Winston-Salem, John Champlin zips into a parking lot near a busy intersection. He doesn’t even have to check the address. He knows he’s in the right place. Anybody driving past could easily miss this white-walled building barely larger than a two-car garage. But not Champlin. He’s come to this cozy spot countless times. He sees it as part of his culinary mission. SourceSee the Story

4 Ways to Play at Brookgreen Gardens

Murrells Inlet · Murrells Inlet

4 Ways to Play at Brookgreen Gardens

When Archer Huntington, one of the wealthiest men in America, and his wife Anna began to amass their Brookgreen Gardens sculpture collection in 1931, they knew exactly what they were — and were not — looking for. An award-winning animal sculptor in her own right, Anna preferred a realistic style, according to Robin Salmon, vice president of art and historical collections and curator of sculpture… SourceSee the Story

Waterfront Walks & Historic Talks in Washington

Washington State · Washington

Waterfront Walks & Historic Talks in Washington

Scott Campbell remembers his very first encounter with Washington. It was 21 years ago, and he and his partner were sailing down the Eastern Seaboard, kicking around the idea of moving to some charming little town on the coast. “But nothing felt quite right,” he says. That is, until they stepped off their catamaran and onto the Washington Waterfront Dock. Walking through Washington’s downtown… SourceSee the Story

Brunch, Blooms, & Birds in Blowing Rock

Blowing Rock · Blowing Rock

Brunch, Blooms, & Birds in Blowing Rock

With a sense of quiet pride, Erica Brinker surveys the early lunch service from the dining room of The Speckled Trout Restaurant & Bottle Shop that she co-owns with her sister-in-law, Emily, whom she considers a sister. Some diners relax in locally made chairs with metal frames and black channel-stitched leather, while others settle outside at picnic tables beneath navy blue umbrellas… SourceSee the Story

Deviled Eggs, Two Ways

Brevard · Brevard

Deviled Eggs, Two Ways

photograph by Matt Hulsman Yield: 12 deviled eggs. 1 teaspoon salt, divided 6 large eggs 4 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 teaspoon rice vinegar ¼ teaspoon Dijon mustard 1 tablespoon fresh dill, chopped, plus more for garnish Bring a large pot of water to a rolling boil. Add ½ teaspoon of salt and the eggs to the water. Cook for 6 minutes. Cover with a lid and remove from heat. SourceSee the Story

Vinegar: The Everything Elixir

North Carolina · North Carolina

Vinegar: The Everything Elixir

Listen as the pages of the magazine come to life in the Storytellers podcast showcasing the voices of six Our State writers. Each podcast episode features a writer reading their column aloud, allowing each distinct voice to shine. Click below to listen to Sheri read her column aloud. As a North Carolinian, I use and consume vinegar in such quantities that I ought to have it on tap. SourceSee the Story