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‘Outer Banks’ director Jonas Pate on family, storytelling with NC film
Story by Olivia Gschwind Photos by Samantha Hoffman Graphic by Chrissy Wang Humid coastal air…
Behind the Craft: Inside the Elijah Leed Studio’s and CICIL’s innovative creations
Elijah Leed and Kris Frazier finalize a glass blowing project at Elijah Leed Studio in…
‘Made in the South:’ Durham artists uphold state furniture legacy
Kris Frazier works on a new project at Elijah Leed Studio in Durham, North Carolina. …
Sovereignty vs. state law: NC’s first recreational cannabis dispensary
Great Smoky Cannabis Company is the first recreational dispensary in national history to open on…
‘They’re willing to listen’: how the Shibumi Shade brand became a culture
Story by Olivia Gschwind Photos by Samantha Hoffman Graphic by Chrissy Wang On a Friday…
Funeral pricing transparency may tip the scales in favor of consumers
This centerpiece welcomes people at a Death Cafe event at the Renaissance Funeral Home in…
Higher prices affecting Chapel Hill restaurant owners as inflation stalls
Vimala Rajendran, owner of Vimala’s Curryblossom Cafe, stands outside the restaurant in Chapel Hill, N.C.…
One-tenth of North Carolinians face lack of affordable internet if federal funding ends
John Muscarella checks hardware and operating systems on computers that will be donated to digital…
Life under contract for poultry growers, USDA implements new transparency rules
Former contract chicken grower Craig Watts. | Photo courtesy of Craig Watts. Story by Ashley…