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  • 3 weeks ago | ourstate.com | Tamiya Anderson

    A salty breeze rolls gently off the Intracoastal Waterway, carrying the scent of shrimp and sea air across the dining deck at Provision Company. Owner Paul “Shorty” Tilling leans in the doorway, nodding to his sandy-toed and sun-kissed guests. “Grab whatever you like,” he says with a casual wave toward the self-serve cooler stocked with chilled bottled drinks.

  • 1 month ago | ourstate.com | Tamiya Anderson

    As Tom Cotter slowly walks the aisles of his antiques mall in Concord, the floorboards of the 124-year-old building creak underfoot. He passes booth after booth before pausing by a glossy Blue Willow china set, which has attracted some attention. “We’ve got people who’ve been coming here for years,” he says, the delicate clink of porcelain tinkling as a couple on a mission inspects one of the blue-and-white plates.

  • 1 month ago | ourstate.com | Katie Schanze |Rebecca Woltz |Tamiya Anderson |Lynn Wells

    Murphy to Manteo: Finding new adventures, historic detours, and the soul of North Carolina on the state’s longest highway: U.S. Route 64. Read the series. I’m bobbing and weaving through a crowd as I chase after my toddler, who is surprisingly quick, despite his general lack of coordination or understanding of gravity.

  • 1 month ago | ourstate.com | Tamiya Anderson

    In the tasting room of Laurel Gray Vineyards in Hamptonville, owner Kim Myers stands behind the counter, her eyes locked on the movement of wine as it swirls in the glasses of her guests. They raise the rims to their lips, faces softening as they take in the richness of red cherries, blueberries, raspberries and a hint of buttered toast.

  • 1 month ago | ourstate.com | Rebecca Woltz |Tamiya Anderson |Lynn Wells

    SPONSORED BY Falling for Franklin & NantahalaTake a scenic drive through stunning fall colors, look for waterfalls, go fishing in crystal-clear water, and explore kid-friendly hikes in these two mountain communities within Nantahala National Forest. Your Guide to Franklin & NantahalaWithin Nantahala National Forest, just off the Appalachian Trail, Franklin welcomes travelers with outdoor adventures and small-town charm.

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