North Carolina wildlife officials are tracking fox squirrels recently spotted in coastal areas. Residents are urged to report sightings to help confirm the species’ range expansion.
LeVelle Moton, N.C. Central University’s winningest basketball coach, reflects on his journey from growing up in a high-crime, impoverished Southeast Raleigh neighborhood to leading affordable housing efforts and philanthropic initiatives while grappling with survivor’s remorse for those left behind.
Saving Grace celebrated two decades of rescue work in Wake Forest while raising awareness of North Carolina’s shelter crisis. The event spotlighted the urgent need for affordable pet care and more adoptions.
by Ben Anderson, NC NewslineAugust 24, 2024 Perhaps more than any other national park, Great Smoky Mountains National Park wrestles with goals that can clearly
The Museum of Life and Science in Durham received a $244K grant for biotechnology lab programming, aiming to inspire STEM interest. A new exhibit on biotechnology’s impact is set to open in 2026.
The Northside Food Co-op’s “Chopped on the Coast” fundraiser on Oct. 13 will bring together chefs for a live cooking competition to raise $30,000 for community programs. The event is a part of the co-op’s broader mission to address food security and build community in Wilmington’s Northside.
Durham County’s ‘Moth Night’ this Saturday offers a hands-on opportunity to learn about the declining moth populations in North Carolina. The event aims to involve the public in crucial conservation efforts.
Durham’s new composting pilot program aims to reduce food waste and its environmental impact by providing convenient drop-off locations for residents and city employees. The program has already diverted over 2,000 pounds of food scraps from landfills and is poised to expand further.
Wake County’s third free dental clinic in Zebulon aims to provide essential dental services to uninsured children and young adults. The program is designed to improve access to healthcare and promote lifelong oral hygiene.
NCCU students will be part of a consortium working on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, set to explore dark energy and dark matter. This collaboration with Duke University offers students a unique role in a groundbreaking $3.6 billion project.
Rural areas often lack essential resources, but one North Carolina community is proving how local action and investment can make a difference. In West Marion, a nonprofit has successfully empowered residents to address gaps in transportation, food distribution, and health care, showcasing the power of community-led initiatives.
The NCDOT recently broke ground on the S-Line, a high-speed rail project connecting Raleigh to Richmond. This development promises significant economic benefits for Warren County while marking a major step in improving regional connectivity.