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March 2020

Our State: Celebrating North Carolina

Our State: Celebrating North Carolina - Our State: Celebrating North Carolina

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5 Things We’re Talking About This Week
Our editors’ epic adventures around the state. Upcoming festivals and events we’re excited to go to. The latest news about our favorite places. Desserts (and other recipes) that we can’t get enough of. But definitely desserts. Lots of desserts. Barbe
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Our State: Celebrating North Carolina
President & Publisher BERNARD MANN Associate Publisher LYNN TUTTEROW editorial@ourstate.com Editor in Chief ELIZABETH HUDSON Executive Editor TODD DULANEY Features Editor LOUISE JARVIS FLYNN Senior Editor MARK KEMP Associate Editor KATIE SAINTSING As
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For the Win
He trekked to Kenan Stadium in the fall for football and caught matinees at The Varsity in the winter and bought Billie Holiday’s Lady Sings the Blues and Harry Belafonte’s Calypso from Kemp’s. He picked up his starched button-downs from Tar Heel Cle
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In the Market
1 Thompson’s Store in Saluda is said to be the oldest grocery store still in operation in North Carolina, dating back to 1890. The town of Saluda was incorporated in 1881 and is located in which county? A. PolkB. ClevelandC. Rutherford 2 Ronnie’s Cou
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Letters
THE JANUARY STORY “Family Trees” (page 114) struck a chord with me. My wife and I live on a portion of what was once a generation-to-generation, 200-acre mountain property just off the Blue Ridge Parkway in Alleghany County. In the early 1980s, the p
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March
Old & NEW BERN | the Future of Farming in HILLSBOROUGH Crafty Creators in ROCKINGHAM | the Friendliest Fare in WILMINGTON Wired Differently in ASHEVILLE | Patch It Up in WEAVERVILLE RECIPES: Bring On the Buttermilk | LOVE NOTE to Country Roads ■
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View From Here
THE FULL, ARCING rainbows of our imaginations don’t often appear in the real world, but here, a graceful crescent stretches across the horizon, framing the dunes of Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge on the Outer Banks. Pea Island provides valuable
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Carolina Calendar
The North Carolina Museum of Art will transform into a dazzling display of color this month. Fifty local and regional floral designers, shop owners, garden club members, and hobbyists will display blossoming arrangements that will offer new interpret
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Calendar
MAR 13 For 26 years, locals have gathered over bowls of chili at this event at the Morganton Community House. Enter the contest or simply enjoy eating. Proceeds will benefit the Downtown Development Association. (828) 438-5252, downtownmorganton.com.
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Local Landmarks
The Craven Arts Council operates a gallery in a former bank building to showcase local artists and host special events like plein air painting groups and live music. 317 Middle Street(252) 638-2577cravenarts.org The former pharmacy where Caleb Bradha
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New Bern
POPULATION: 30,100 MEDIAN AGE: 38 SITES ON NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES: 150 FOUNDED: 1710 Less than 24 hours after arriving in New Bern for a birthday party at a historic home in 2017, Michael and Denise Gleason were talking about trading in
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True Grit
CHASE HAWKINS looks a little tired as he watches two pregnant heifers scamper as best they can toward their trough. He’s just pulled the night shift at Hoof Beat Farm in Hillsborough, at the ready in case either of the cows gives birth. He scratches
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Painting the Town
FROM THE GLOWING CANDLES along the walls to the ever-so-slightly off-center throw pillows by the door, it’s clear that the folks at Willow Tree Antiques and Gifts want customers to feel at home. And they do — especially when owner Jill DeBerry asks t
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At Your Service
FROM HIS SPOT at the grill, Bob Hubbard can see them all: the carpenters and veterans and shrimpers, the retirees and cops and hippies, literally every customer, which is how he prefers it. He also likes to see and touch each plate before sending it
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Wired Differently
AFTER ARTIST Corey McNabb passed down his childhood Slinky to his young son, Mason, the classic metal toy that once tumbled got twisted and bent. But nostalgia prevented McNabb from throwing it out, and he began to tinker. The result: a simple but st
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Badge of Honor
FROM THE EARLY Apollo missions to the first all-women space walk last year, U.S. astronauts have carried a little bit of North Carolina in — or at least on — their hearts. Patches made by A-B Emblem adorned NASA uniforms even before the company — fou
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Local Culture(s)
Yield: 4 to 6 servings. 2 cups buttermilk2 teaspoons salt1 teaspoon black pepper1 whole chicken, cut into 8 pieces 2 teaspoons salt1 teaspoon dried thyme½ teaspoon celery salt1 tablespoon black pepper1 teaspoon dry mustard2 tablespoons smoked sweet p
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The Two-Lane Life
MY LOVE OF BLUE HIGHWAYS, to borrow from the great travel writer William Least Heat-Moon, was born on the back roads of North Carolina. During my first two years of grad school at UNC Greensboro, classes generally met Monday through Thursday, and Fri
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Spring Collection
This mouthwatering cookbook showcases the flavors of Appalachia. 256 pages. $30 #1030-048 Illustrated garden elements blanket these durable flour sack towels. 25" x 26". $18 each Herb Garden #6030-095 Tea Garden #6030-096 Sprigs of thyme, rosemary, p
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Pickleball paradise
ON COURT NO. 3, A SEEMINGLY catastrophic mismatch is underway: A 69-year-old internist is squaring off against a 24-year-old former college lacrosse star. The latter is fast and strong, brimming with youth. The former is strong, all right, but a litt
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Let’s Talk Pickleball
“Pickleball is easy to learn but hard to master,” says Richard Holloman, cofounder of The HOP. Many rules and terms are taken from tennis — players try to best each other in rallies, volleys, drop shots, slices, and serves. But there are a few terms
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COFFEE & DOUGHNUTS
WINSTON-SALEM //The story of doughnuts in North Carolina begins in 1937, when Vernon Rudolph opened up shop with a recipe purchased from a New Orleans chef. The rest came later: the paper hats, the “Hot Now” light, the goodwill for the person who pic
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MOUNTAINS In Our MIDST
The Pinnacle of Kings Mountain is one of two summits in Crowders Mountain State Park. To get here, hiker Ginny Williams took Pinnacle Trail from Sparrow Springs Road near Gastonia. She faces west, toward the Kings Mountain Energy Center in the distan
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Peak Experience
TECHNICALLY, IT’S NOT EVEN A mountain, or at least not what we typically think of as a mountain. Pilot Mountain — and the entire Sauratown range, including Hanging Rock — didn’t burst from the ground due to tectonic shifts or volcanic activity. Rathe
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Mount Airy
This scenic foothills town on U.S. Highway 52 has a downtown so charming you could say it’s straight out of central casting. (Mayberry fans certainly would.) There are at least half a dozen B&Bs and small inns to choose from in the area, but Heart &
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THE MANY LIVES of VADE MECUM
JOHN SPARKS, A CIRCUS OWNER and the operator of Vade Mecum, a grand mineral springs resort in Stokes County, died in 1903 of injuries suffered in a lion attack. A lot has happened on his hilltop property since then, but when you talk to locals today
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Rough riders
TOMMY GRAY STANDS AT THE TOP of Scrambler Hill, having just mastered a precarious challenge. Minutes before, he’d maneuvered up the steep, rocky climb in his Jeep Wrangler JKU, and now he’s looking down on a fellow driver who’s having less luck. A To
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Jeep Sighting
People claim to have seen it on the trails. Photos online suggest that it exists. But if you’re hoping to catch a glimpse of the Jeep Uwharrie Edition for yourself — well, you may as well go on a hunt for Bigfoot. Around the time of the first Jeep Ja
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MISFORTUNE In The MINE
JOHN FISHER LISTENED to the scrape and rattle of shovels as several workers cleared a path through a long-ago cave-in inside a horizontal shaft of the Barringer Gold Mine in Misenheimer. Fisher and the workers were about 200 feet beneath the surface
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PANNING In The PIEDMONT
THE CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH of the 1800s gets the glory, but North Carolina has its own gold history. Until 1848, the state led the nation in gold production. It all started in 1799, when Conrad Reed discovered a 17-pound gold rock in a Cabarrus County
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THE POWER Of Pancakes
THE LINE OF PEOPLE at the Asheboro Armory for Pancake Day stretches across the cold concrete floor of the building’s unheated lobby, through a second door, and into a cavernous hall that’s reminiscent of a 1960s-era high school gym. Think cinder-bloc
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Becoming Beautiful
THE FIRST THING MY 19-YEAR-OLD daughter, Aliya, does, after settling into my passenger seat and slinging her backpack into the rear, is switch off my podcast and turn up her music. My lesson on compassion cuts off mid-sentence, replaced by heavy bass
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The full-court Press
AFTER NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PUTS North Carolina on the map as the “Dixie Dynamo,” a place of national interest, the state finds itself playing in a higher league — figuratively in business, education, and technology and, in the sporting scene, literall
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Hall Of Hoops
Bones McKinney is in esteemed company in the NC Sports Hall of Fame Museum. The banner for the late coach, who was inducted into the Hall in 1970, hangs from the rafters in the basketball section of the museum, along with pennants for the state’s gre
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On Stage IN NORTH CAROLINA
Member venues from the North Carolina Presenters Consortium present the best in theater, dance, jazz, symphony, touring Broadway, bluegrass, comedy, and more, making North Carolina a rich cultural destination. The John Brown Big Band,WCU Bardo Arts C
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COOKING by HEART
I WANTED TO COOK a country ham, which, on the face of it, seems a bit odd, since country ham is already cured, aged, and often smoked. But in our family, we cook our country hams before serving. And we’re not alone — even though those Virginians, hoi
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The Tides of March
JUST BEFORE he sailed out into a massive storm brewing off of Ocracoke, a crusty 18th- (or maybe 19th-) century fisherman apparently said this: “I, Old Quork, am a greater god than any so-called Heavenly Father.” Easy there, Old Quork. “And by the de
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3 REASONS TO SPRING FOR FRESH flowers
We endured the chill of winter by keeping it out of our homes. Now, it’s time to celebrate spring by bringing the season inside! From bright yellow daffodils to clouds of sky-blue hydrangeas, the best way to welcome warmer weather is with a brilliant
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Greensboro’s gardening Guru
SOUGHT AFTER BY luminaries and ordinaries from Murphy to Manteo, Chip Callaway can rightly be called North Carolina’s gardener extraordinaire. Yet he’s as much a masterful raconteur as he is a master gardener. Which means that if you ask him how he b
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Urban Jungle
WHEN SUZANNE AND EDGAR CABRERA head into The Tiny Greenhouse each morning, it feels like their own jungle oasis. Since 2016, their Greensboro shop has provided a cozy space for an array of their passions: greeting cards and artwork; an ever-changing
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Beauty ON THE Rocks
YOU’LL NEED TO PUT your car in low gear or your legs in high gear to reach Lisa and Willie Bullock’s Grandfather Mountain garden. Because it is up there. The only thing higher than their garden is the abutting property belonging to The Nature Conserv
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The Tiniest Gardens
IT’S A JUNGLE IN THERE. Or a mossy woodland forest. Or a serene desert of succulents. Perhaps you made one in elementary school, in an empty jar with a punctured lid: a terrarium. Terrariums are having a moment. These landscapes in miniature bring to
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blooms & birdsong AT WING HAVEN GARDENS
SOMEWHERE in all that blueness, far above the highest poplar leaf, a plane thunders toward Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. The distant din of jet propulsion is part of the Wing Haven daily soundtrack, much like a cawing crow or a scampering
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A Flair for Flowers
KATHARINE AND R.J. REYNOLDS were looking for a country escape away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Winston-Salem. Their dream home, Reynolda House — built on 1,067 acres and complete with greenhouse and formal gardens — was finished in 1917. N
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In Celebration Of Camellias
JUST AS YOUR GNARLED, winter-withered fingers are grasping another mug of hot tea, or glass of red wine, salvation appears in flower form: the camellia. Thank heaven for camellias, which bloom in an otherwise bleak landscape, beginning in November an
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To Soothe the Soul
THE FIRST THING YOU NOTICE about Lavender Oaks Farm is the scent — earthy and floral, heady and soothing. It emanates from rows of deep purple, blue-gray, and white lavender bushes that brush the knees of visitors wandering in a happy stupor. “People
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Bloom Where You’re Planted
On 10 rolling acres, Katie Grear and her husband, Mike Adams, grow a wide variety of flowers, including dahlias, tulips, and peonies, with an emphasis on beautiful plants that also provide food or medicine, like lavender and echinacea. “We’re big bel

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