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7 North Carolina Dairy Farms Where You Buy Fresh Milk or Cheese Right Past the Barn Door

Some of the best food in North Carolina is sold in small shops sitting just steps from where the cows and goats spend their day. You pull up a gravel drive, smell fresh hay, and walk out with a cold bottle of milk or a wedge of cheese made only a few yards away.

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Opinion: The upsets, the fallout and what comes next after North Carolina’s blue wave

In an election of upsets and historic firsts rarely matched over the nation’s 250 years, western North Carolina voters were agents of national change in helping elect a new U.S Senate majority and in flipping the state’s congressional delegation from cardinal red to Carolina blue. That much we...

North Carolina · 15h
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Novant Health President and CEO to retire after nearly 30 years

NORTH CAROLINA (WECT) - Novant Health’s president and CEO, Carl S. Armato, will be retiring after nearly three decades with the company. Armato joined Novant Health as vice president of finance and operations for its physician divisions in Charlotte and Winston-Salem in 1998. He served in various leadership roles before he was appointed president and CEO of Novant Health in 2012.

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The Ledger News

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N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources announces appointment of Deputy Secretary Dr. Melody Hunter-Pillion

N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources Secretary Pamela Cashwell announces the appointment of Dr. Melody Hunter-Pillion as deputy secretary for external affairs.

North Carolina · 2d

Charlotte Observer

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Popular Costco-brand food item recalled at NC stores, could contain chemicals

Cans of whipped topping sold at Costco stores in North Carolina are being recalled over possible contamination. Shoppers are warned not to eat Kirkland Signature Real Heavy Whipped Cream because it could contain “a small amount of a cleaning chemical,” according to a notice sent to members on Nov. 7. The affected 15 oz. cans were sold in a 8CT/3PK case pack with item code AC50. Customers should also check for the following: Costco item #: 1777000 Lot: 04/02/2027 (Best If Used By APR/02/27) Time stamp on affected cans: 00:35 – 02:45 Manufacturer Alamance Foods issued the recall “out of an abundance of caution.” The whipped cream was sold across a dozen states, including North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. “Members have reported a chemical smell and taste, but no serious adverse effects requiring medical care have been reported,” the company said. Customers are advised to stop using the affected product and return it to Costco for a full refund. Other food recalls The whipped topping is the latest in a long list of grocery items that have been recalled in North Carolina. Most recently, select varieties of Brad’s Plant Based Crunch Kale Chips were pulled from shelves

North Carolina · 14h

WSPA 7News

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Coldest air of the season arrives

(WSPA) – A cold front arrives tonight, bringing a low chance for a few rain showers in the mountains. Lows will be in the lower 50s, mid 40s mountains. Behind the front, much cooler air will start to seep in. Breezier conditions will be in the Upstate on Thursday, with the bulk of the chillier […]

North Carolina · 11h

Charlotte Observer

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Another NC congressional race just dipped into recount territory north of Charlotte

Another North Carolina Congressional race could be headed to a recount. Republican U.S. Rep. Pat Harrigan, who represents North Carolina’s 10th Congressional District, leads his Democratic challenger Ashley Bell by 2,485 votes as of Wednesday morning after new provisional ballots were counted. The district includes parts of Lincoln, Catawba, Iredell, Yadkin and Forsyth counties. That drops Harrigan’s lead to just 0.84 percentage points, within the margin for a recount under state law. County boards of election are scheduled to meet Friday morning for their canvass meetings. Once county boards meet, a losing candidate in a non-statewide race can demand a recount if the margin in the race “is 1% or less of the total votes cast in the contest,” according to the State Board of Elections. Bell alluded to the possibility of a recount in a thank you email to supporters Sunday. “I do think it is likely that once provisional ballots are counted we will move into recount availability,” she wrote at the time. “With that said, we will keep monitoring the situation. We won’t know the final count for several more days. If we do make it into recount territory, we will consider options at that time.” In

North Carolina · 18h

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NC manatees should be heading south, marine scientists want to know if you've seen one

According to UNCW Associate Professor Dr. Michael Tift, water temperatures are dropping to a critical point for manatees. “So now here we are in early November. Water temperatures are in the high 60s to low 70s. So we're right at that critical period now, where it becomes really important to get the public's help reporting any manatees as quickly as they can. If the water temperatures are cold enough, the manatees might only have hours to survive," he told WHQR.

North Carolina · 1d

The Johnstonian News

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Pace Family Farms owner earns statewide recognition

Johnston County Commissioner Michelle Pace Davis placed third in North Carolina’s Farmer of the Year competition for her work at Pace Family Farms.

Johnston County, NC · 1d

The Fayetteville Observer

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NC nonprofit takes veterans off-road to rebuild lost connections

After nearly 20 years in the Navy, retired Chief Petty Officer Chad Bruner knows what it means to serve alongside a tight-knit group of people who become more like family. Today, he's traded the sea for the trails, helping other veterans find that same sense of connection through Mind Over Land , an organization that brings them together for off-road adventures. Born in Indiana, Bruner grew up in an Army family, living in several places, including Germany and Washington. Watching his father serve influenced his own decision to join the military, although he chose a different branch. "I saw everything my dad did. He didn't want me to necessarily follow in his footsteps, but I did want to serve, so we figured the Navy was a better opportunity," Bruner said. During his career, he served aboard supply ships and an aircraft carrier, with deployments primarily to the Persian Gulf and Middle East. Following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, his duties included supporting aircraft carrier operations and transporting Marines, with deployments to the Persian Gulf and Middle East area. Bruner said that before he retired in 2015, he was stationed at Fort Bragg with retired Army Chief Warrant Officer 4

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WRAL

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Weekend best bets: Lafayette Village tree lighting, markets, and movies in the square

The fall chill may be setting in, but there are still plenty of things to do this weekend around the Triangle. Check out one of the season's last outdoor movies, kick off your holidays with tree lighting and ice skating, or enjoy artisan shopping at various locations around the Triangle.

Raleigh, NC · 19h

Breitbart

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Daughter helps N.C. man pick $100,000-winning Powerball numbers

Nov. 11 (UPI) — A North Carolina man scored a $100,000 lottery prize using a set of Powerball numbers that his daughter helped him choose. Wendell resident Alvester Perry told North Carolina Education Lottery officials he and his adult daughter, who has special needs, have a tradition of picking lottery numbers together.

Wendell, NC · 15h

ocracokeobserver.com

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Public input sought through Nov. 24 on relocating N.C. 12 at Pea Island Visitor Center

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service invite the public to provide input on the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s proposal to realign a section of N.C. Highway 12 near the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center on Hatteras Island. Public comments will be...

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WWAY NewsChannel 3

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Flood Resiliency Blueprint releases final Cape Fear River Basin Action Strategy, identifying 166 priority flood resilience actions

RALEIGH – The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) Flood Resiliency Blueprint Program (Blueprint) has released the Cape Fear River Basin Action Strategy, a comprehensive framework to support flood resilience planning and decision-making across the basin. The strategy identifies 166 prioritized actions to help Cape Fear River Basin communities...

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Eastern North Carolina businesses honor veterans with free meals, discounts and community support

Restaurants and other businesses across Eastern North Carolina are offering free meals, discounts and special promotions Wednesday, November 11, in recognition of Veterans Day. National chains with locations throughout the region are participating, while one Jacksonville restaurant is extending its efforts beyond the holiday by collecting gift cards to provide...

Jacksonville, NC · 1d

WAVY News 10

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Democrat Chuck Hubbard leads Rep. Virginia Foxx in race for NC’s 5th Congressional District after provisional ballots counted

HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Additional votes counted Tuesday could determine who will win North Carolina’s 5th Congressional District: long-time Republican incumbent Virginia Foxx or Democratic challenger Chuck Hubbard. By the morning after Election Day, Foxx trailed Hubbard by a mere 99 votes with 100% of precincts reporting, but that did not yet include provisional […]

North Carolina · 15h

positivebloom.com

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Putting Frost Cloth on Your North Carolina Plants? The Timing Matters More Than You Think

Frost can coat your lettuce leaves while the thermometer on your porch still reads 35 degrees. That sounds backward, but it happens on clear, still nights more often than most of us realize. The reason is simple physics. Cold air settles low, and plants lose heat straight up into an...

North Carolina · 1d

ccdaily.com

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Apprenticeship’s future runs through community colleges

In many of the most promising new apprenticeship programs, community colleges aren’t bystanders. They drive these programs’ growth. That’s the lesson from a recent U.S. Department of Labor evaluation of apprenticeships across healthcare, IT and advanced manufacturing. Apprenticeship has long been used, in the evaluation’s words, “as...

North Carolina · 20h

The Daily Advance

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Maritime initiative aims to keep shipbuilding jobs in NC

China has the world’s largest navy and more than 200 times the shipbuilding capacity of the United States. That's according to a U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence data first reported in July 2023. With American maritime supremacy under threat, a growing consortium of North Carolina colleges, advanced manufacturers, industry suppliers and other workforce development partners has joined forces to answer that national security concern with skilled workers, a tighter supply chain, cybersecurity development and more. Eastern North Carolina and its deep maritime legacy took center stage Nov. 5 at a listening session for the North Carolina Maritime Manufacturing Initiative, held at the K.E. White Graduate Center at Elizabeth City State University (ECSU), which hosted the event. North Carolina State University Industry Expansion Solutions (IES) and the North Carolina Military Business Center (NCMBC) launched the NCMMI in 2025. “What we’re really talking about is finding a workforce for advanced manufacturing,” said Margaret Roberton, vice president for workforce development and chief of staff at Central Carolina Community College, another partner in the initiative. “We have a lot of manufacturing in North Carolina, which I think is fantastic, but we also need to have a robust talent pipeline.” That means not only preparing

North Carolina · 22h

Tabby's Pantry

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Six Fast Food Chains Went Up Against Each Other in One State, and Locals Already Have Favorites

North Carolina’s fast-food landscape is getting more crowded as Whataburger, Del Taco, Smashburger and Raising Cane’s expand alongside homegrown favorites Bojangles and Cook Out. The story is less about proven winners and more about a high-stakes battle for attention, convenience and repeat visits.

North Carolina · 19h