March Poem: Time Begins
Observing the emergence of honeysuckle and the bees it fees, this writer feels that the years are passing ever more quickly
Observing the emergence of honeysuckle and the bees it fees, this writer feels that the years are passing ever more quickly
Finding the Kingdom of God in my own backyard — and the friend who helped me discover it
Texas Pete on a taco? No way! A hot sauce aficionado discusses the finer points — and correct applications — of the fiery condiment
This poem explores how a father shows love for his son in concrete but unspoken ways — and passes the practice to the next generation.
Lessons learned from a father — including the power of a slow and careful shave.
An ambitious relocation to the other side of the globe offers this author a fresh appreciation for his home state of North Carolina
A photograph from the State Archives of North Carolina offers insight on a furniture making business that evolved into a funeral home.
Poet, author and NC State University professor Diamond Forde discusses her latest body of work and the woman who inspired it.
During an extra snowy first month of the year, a poet recalls the upside of being housebound during the winter
At the start of this new year, I’m turning to my collection of journals over the years as fodder for the journey ahead
A writer recalls the holidays during WWII, when times were lean but simple traditions and handmade gifts made for a perfect season.
After longing for a pickup truck year after year, this columnist learns to ask for the things that matter this holiday season
As the year’s closing season approaches, I’m feeling grateful and reminding myself to look up and live more fully
In head-to-toe costumes, a mother and daughter take a trip to this quirky history festival and reenactment along the North Carolina coast