This is an audio story about belief in Bigfoot which remains part of North Carolina culture, from Native American traditions to modern enthusiasts. A UNC student and a museum owner share how sightings and stories inspire fascination, tourism, and personal meaning. Experts say belief reflects hope and curiosity, though interest may eventually decline.
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Seagrove, N.C., showcases unique community of potters
Story by Emma Unger Seagrove, North Carolina, recorded a population of 239 in 2024, but…
Amtrak’s presence growing both nationally, in North Carolina
Story by Spencer Haskell
NC’s iconic Cape Lookout; it’s history, importance, and new need for repairs
The Cape Lookout Lighthouse, as seen from the beach along the Core Sound. | Photo…
Is maintaining Cape Lookout Lighthouse worth the cost? Locals and tourists think so
Cape Lookout Lighthouse and the keeper’s quarters (to the left of the lighthouse). A permanent…
Winning doesn’t matter when you’re a Rose; celebrating Irish heritage in NC
Story by Sofía Basurto [Audio: Crowd noise at the Rose of Tralee event] Sofía Basurto…
The Rose of Tralee celebrates Irish heritage here in North Carolina
Story by Hannah Rosenberger Kathryn Wright almost looks as if she’s just won a beauty…
Some claim that Buc-ee’s is being built on indigenous land — how are claims like these handled?
Story by Ben McCormick Cover photo courtesy of Rosemarie (Adobe Stock), graphic by Brennen Tripp…
Family-owned vineyard in Winston-Salem celebrates seventh anniversary
Story by Kyle Lobenhofer Lead: North Carolina recently became the 11th largest wine producer in…
Mega gas station Buc-ee’s is coming to small town Mebane, despite opposition
Story by Christian Phillips They say that everything is bigger in Texas, and when it…