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  • 3 weeks ago | ourstate.com | Kristin Davis |Rebecca Woltz |Tamiya Anderson |Lynn Wells

    I’m not yet as tall as the chain-link fence at Herman Park, a green space spanning a city block in the center of Goldsboro. It’s a spring day in the early 1980s. The sprawling magnolias are blooming, their scent carrying on a breeze as warm as breath. It’s my first time standing on the dirt platform that serves as the station for the Kiwanis Special, a miniature train that runs around a quarter-mile track in one corner of the city’s oldest park.

  • Nov 25, 2024 | ourstate.com | Lauren Rhodes |Kristin Davis |Lynn Wells |Hannah Lee Leidy

    Biltmore Estate is even more magical during the holidays, when the 250-room French Renaissance-style château, completed in 1895, is decked with garlands, greenery, thousands of ornaments, and 67 Christmas trees — including a 35-foot Fraser fir in the Banquet Hall. biltmore.comExperience the sights and sounds of historic Beaufort on a double-decker bus ride with carolers from local churches.

  • Nov 19, 2024 | ourstate.com | Robin Sutton Anders |Kristin Davis |Lynn Wells |Hannah Lee Leidy

    SPONSORED BY Rising from a 600-acre farm set amid Trinity’s rolling landscape, the classic revival-style Linbrook Hall hosts a grand Christmas tradition that participants anticipate all year. Annette Neal Martin, whose parents built the house, starts decking the halls weeks in advance. “Last year, we spent 360 hours decorating,” she says. Volunteers from the community join Martin in her preparations.

  • Nov 18, 2024 | ourstate.com | Robin Sutton Anders |Kristin Davis |Lynn Wells |Hannah Lee Leidy

    Some people wait to embrace all things Christmas until December — letting the anticipation build; others enthusiastically haul boxes of ornaments and garland out of their attics the day after Halloween. Moore County’s three-day Festival of Trees, held the week before Thanksgiving in The Carolina Hotel, hits the sweet spot for many. “The Festival of Trees is a magical experience,” Tammy Genthe says.

  • Nov 18, 2024 | ourstate.com | Tamiya Anderson |Kristin Davis |Lynn Wells |Hannah Lee Leidy

    SPONSORED BY “There’s nothing quite like it,” Kelly Rankin muses, taking in the festively adorned streets of his hometown, transformed by more than 500,000 holiday lights. But it’s not just lights casting a jolly glow across McAdenville — vibrant garlands deck doorways and railings, while cheerful ornaments dangle from nearly every corner.

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