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Last week, President Obama laid out his strategy for a new phase in the war on terror. He repeated his belief that Guantanamo Bay should be closed and…

Our State magazine has been telling the stories of North Carolina since 1933. It’s celebrating its 80th anniversary this year with a party at the Museum…

Howard "Humpy" Wheeler has been involved with car racing since it was junkyard vehicles running on old dirt horse tracks. He eventually became the…

Greensboro’s self-defined “living museum” and art space, Elsewhere, has several new projects in store this summer.This spring, the space launched one of…

A love of collecting photography led Frank Konhaus and Ellen Cassilly to include an art gallery in their dream home. Then the couple decided that they…

Lee Ann Brown splits her time between New York City and Marshall, North Carolina, but she has a special love for her southern home. Her two recent books…

Science fiction is a genre dominated by white men. So, Karen Lord is something of an outlier. She’s a woman, first of all, but she is also a native of…

In 2011, the Arab Spring ushered in hope for Democracy in Egypt. Hosni Mubarak fell from power, and the people took to the streets, excited about the…

Big changes are coming to the state commerce department. A new public/private non-profit will be taking over some of the duties of recruiting new business…

Al McSurely has spent more than five decades fighting racism, poverty and discrimination. In the 1960s, he was arrested for sedition in Kentucky and then…