By aligning our natural resources, educational excellence, technological infrastructure, and financial capital, NC can harness the economic potential of the digital age.
This Friday, just two lights glowing in the night on North Carolina porches and monuments statewide will connect past and present—and show that the spirit of 1776 is still alive in 2025.
"The land we stand on today sits in the heart of a county that has meant so much to me," said Eric Church.
John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown has been teaching and preserving Appalachian traditions for 100 years.
North Carolina’s General Assembly Semiquincentennial Committee will collaborate with the state’s Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution chapters to launch a new nonprofit—the Celebrating America Foundation —to lead fundraising and programming efforts for the state’s role in the United States’ 250th anniversary celebration.
For the first time, the United States will host the CISM Military World Summer Games in 2026.
"This will ensure that participants are adults, have the capacity to consent, and are participating without coercion."-Rep. Neal Jackson, R-Moore.
All 113 present members voted in favor of House Bill 227, which prohibits state institutions from using public funds to purchase the American flag or the North Carolina state flag unless the flags are made in the United States.
Elon and his DOGE team are digging deep into computer databases, reviewing payment processes, and finding billions of dollars in waste, fraud and abuse. How could doing so possibly be a bad thing?
The Biltmore Estate Garden in North Carolina is among the top three most vibrant gardens in North America, according to a new study.
Two NC State students, both Saudi nationals, have reportedly left the country, after having their visas revoked and receiving threats of deportation if they didn't leave voluntarily.
