Giving Garden: Preston Montague’s Welcoming Landscape
This Durham garden expert transformed a small, gravelly front yard into a thriving ecosystem of herbs, perennials and succulents.
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Rooted in Raleigh: Whitney & Josh Otto’s Friendly, Elegant Home
This Five Points house was renovated to suit a family of four. It’s filled with classic furnishings, fun patterns and NC-made pieces.
In Flight: Chimney Swifts in Raleigh
This annual wildlife phenomenon only lasts for a few weeks a year, and it’s easy to to see — if you know where to look.
Marking History: Civil Rights Milestones Across North Carolina
An ongoing program from the African American Heritage Commission highlights 50 significant moments and people in our state’s history.
The Adventurous Child: Jesse White
This Durham artist and illustrator draws inspiration from her former students and the adventures of her youth.
Look, But Don’t Touch: Stinging Caterpillars of North Carolina
Get to know this small group of venomous insects that can irritate humans. They’re pretty cool-looking, too!
Faith, Family and Football: Johnny Evans
How a star quarterback from High Point at North Carolina State University found his calling on and off the field
A Change in Direction: The One Eighties
Triangle musical duo Daniel Cook and Autumn Brand have swapped country rock for a back-to-the-dance-club vibe
Good Sports at the North Carolina Senior Games
For 40 years, the NC Senior Games have held competitions across the state in sports from track to cheerleading. We set out to meet the athletes.
Artful Home: Larry and Debbie Robbins’ Living Gallery
This modern home is equal parts a family gathering space and a gallery, designed to showcase Raleigh arts supporters’ incredible collection.
Celebrating Roots: The New North Carolina Freedom Park
Designed by Phil Freelon, this new public space in downtown Raleigh honors the Black experience through words and sculpture.
Investing in Icons: Meet Tom and Pat Gipson
A big name in the Dix Park development, this local couple has been quietly donating to charitable causes in Raleigh for decades.
Triumph in a Bridge: Matthew Steele’s Architectural Sculptures
This Charlotte artist celebrates the beauty of the manufactured world through his large-scale installations and public art works.
Chasing Leads: Who Gets to Tell Our Musical Stories?
The book Biography of a Phantom inspires a journalist to reflect on the ethics of researching musical history.