Pipeline tree sitters persist, gray wolves under fire, and North Carolina joins the Paris Agreement
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North Carolina man punches bear, Smokies trail reopens, and how forests fight climate change
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There are three things certain in life: taxes, death and Snowshoe’s epic Opening Day Weekend. After patiently waiting for 324 days this year, Opening Day is finally within reach. Scheduled for Wednesday, November 21, the “island in the sky” will open the season with a loud bang, showcasing its army of brand- spanking-new snow guns, […]
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Virginia is for outdoor lovers–and never more so than in autumn. Leaf peepers rejoice in afternoon hikes that show the Commonwealth’s glorious fall colors to advantage. Many enjoy crisp, locally grown Virginia apples in either “original crunchy” or “hot, mulled, and spiced” form. And of course many Virginians will head to their local streams to […]
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North Carolina has endless opportunities to help you explore our incredible state. While recovering from a delicious holiday meal, why not make time to discover North Carolina’s incredible open space with friends and loved ones By exploring North Carolina’s land and water, you will discover places you’ll love for life. Get outside to hike, trail […]
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Southwest Virginias Martha Spencer sets off on her own with the release of her debut solo record.
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