A Private Eye, 34 Texans, and an $8,887 Bloody Mary Walk Into an N.C. Bar
A group of out-of-towners traveled to a local seafood restaurant with ambitions of breaking multiple Guinness World Records.
Vets Put Their Stamp on Startup Whiskeys
While military liquor stores have been slow to warm to the trend, veteran-owned distilleries offer something unique for the armed forces.
A Game of (Hot) Chicken
Nashville Hot Chicken now belongs to the world. But with two new hot chicken joints opening across the street from each other in Greensboro, we’ve reached a peak.
In Charlotte, Catholics May Have to Give Up the Old Ways
A dustup over the traditional Latin Mass in Charlotte challenges the new pope to set a course for churches across the world.
Tensions Swell Over the Price of Parking in Wrightsville Beach
The town says parking fees fund services that benefit beach-goers. Surfers say it’s intensifying the region’s class divide.
How UNC-Chapel Hill Could Find $20.5 Million to Pay Athletes
Internal documents show the school is considering everything from selling stadium naming rights to putting ads on jerseys.
‘Let Me Go ’Way From This Lonely Town’
An effort to save the Tryon house where Nina Simone was born reveals the artist’s complicated relationship with her hometown.Â