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The Joys of West Jefferson

West Jefferson · West Jefferson

The Joys of West Jefferson

West Jefferson is one of North Carolina’s “Best Main Streets”. Visit Ashe County Cheese, shop and eat Downtown. Enjoy our festivals, farmers market, or a backstreet concert on a cool summer evening. Explore the new 3.5-mile Paddy Mountain Park Trail. Source Read Article

From Land to Sea in Elizabeth City

Elizabeth City · Elizabeth City

From Land to Sea in Elizabeth City

Aboard a slim rowing shell gliding along the glassy Pasquotank River past Waterfront Park in Elizabeth City, eight teens bend and recline in synchrony. “The rhythm is just beautiful. It’s poetry in motion,” says Carol Terryberry, head coach of the Elizabeth City Rowing Club. The support the town has given Terryberry over the years allowed her to share this sport she loves with the community. “It’… Source Read Article

A Family-Friendly Guide to the Historic Triangle

Williamsburg, United States · Williamsburg

A Family-Friendly Guide to the Historic Triangle

When The Cheese Shop is open, there’s likely a line — and you can bet almost every person is waiting on a sandwich. “You’ll get it in about 10 to 15 minutes, but then you can shop around and see the rest of the store or order a custom cheese plate,” owner Mary Ellen Power says. “There’s an energy about it.” From its home in Colonial Williamsburg’s iconic Merchants Square, America’s first outdoor… Source Read Article

Get Outside in Greensboro

From scenic views to uncovering history and admiring art, each trail invites you to explore Greensboro, NC, no matter your interests. Lace up your shoes, grab your bike, or bring your curiosity—your next adventure starts here. You’re Welcome. SourceGreensboro, North Carolina · Greensboro Read Article

A Weekend in Mooresville

More than just a region, downtown Mooresville represents a walk down memory lane for Megan Morrow. Throughout childhood, she came here to visit her dad at his Chevy dealership. In high school, she got her first job at a women’s shoe shop on Main Street. This is also where, as a 20-something, she made her first sale at the dealership where her dad worked, a pickup truck sitting under the “Deal of… SourceMooresville, North Carolina · Mooresville Read Article

Out & About in Halifax County

Halifax County is celebrating America’s 250th year! Make plans now to walk the footpaths and visit centuries-old buildings that stand as a living testament to the courage of those who once gathered here in the “Birthplace of American Independence. SourceHalifax County, North Carolina · Halifax County Read Article

NeighborWoods Grows a Legacy in Greensboro

“This is the one.” Mary Scarlette steps off a walkway on Greensboro’s Bennett College quad and leans forward. She wants to get a better look at the inscription on a brick-size plaque at the base of an enormous magnolia. This tree named in honor of Ida Haslup Goode by Class of 1933. “My father planted this tree. For every tree, we always put a plaque.” At 92 years old, Mary Scarlette is a local… SourceGreensboro, North Carolina · Greensboro Read Article

6 Educational Forests in North Carolina

Across the state, the NC Forest Service helps North Carolinians understand the ecological and practical importance of trees. Clemmons alone welcomes thousands of students each year. photograph by Charles Harris An 826-acre forest between Johnston and Wake counties, Clemmons Educational State Forest routinely welcomes grade school students to immerse themselves in the surrounding woodland. SourceClemmons · Clemmons Read Article

20 Ways to Escape the Rays

The centuries-old bald cypress trees in Three Sisters Swamp preside over a 10,000-acre preserve stewarded by The Nature Conservancy. photograph by Andrew Kornylak Glide along the dark, tannin-tinted waters of the Black River beneath a canopy of gigantic bald cypress trees. Three Sisters Swamp — a roughly one-mile stretch of the 50-mile Black River — is only accessible via kayak or canoe. SourceConservation · North Carolina Read Article

The Swing of Things

Whether you live here or visit for a few days a year, North Carolina’s coast has a way of growing on you, of bringing you back for more. More meals with the ones you love, more hours to laze away by the shore, more moments of wonder. There’s no bottle big enough to hold all of that, but what if there were something so much a part of this place that every time you saw it, you were transported in a… SourceNorth Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

From Theater to Table: Exploring Waynesville’s Arts

A weekend in Waynesville means a few days refreshed by mountain breezes, cooled by creek water, and rejuvenated by the many arts and culinary offerings this vibrant town has to offer. As the longstanding ‘Gateway to the Smokies,’ Waynesville is steeped in natural and cultural history, from originating team square dancing in the 1930s to its position as a midpoint between the iconic Cataloochee… SourceWaynesville, North Carolina · Waynesville Read Article

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