LUMBERTON — The recent euthanization of an injured red-tailed hawk has pushed a local wildlife nonprofit to remind people that the bird is a protected species.
RALEIGH — A group of government agencies, universities and nonprofit organizations will launch the first-ever NC Bird Atlas survey in March.
LUMBERTON — The UNC Health Southeastern board of trustees has a new chairman and a new member.
LUMBERTON — UNC Health Southeastern recently welcomed cardiologists Drs. Hiten Patel and Ifad Rahman.
PINEHURST — It took 50 years and an ounce to break the current state record for a channel catfish, but John Stone, of Pinehurst, now holds the new record after catching a catfish that weighed in at 23 pounds, 5 ounces from a private pond in Moore County in September.
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LUMBERTON — A new podcast is elevating the muted voices of indigenous people who have been murdered or who are missing.
FAIR BLUFF — Shizzy’s Wildcat Rescue, a nonprofit animal rescue organization, is looking for volunteers to help build enclosures for a 56-acre sanctuary.
RALEIGH — A Tobaccoville resident has been named the winner of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s 2020 Wildlife in North Carolina Photo Competition.
LUMBERTON — Three local artists will have the chance to display their original works on a 150-foot-wide scale this spring.
One of the most likely asked questions last year was “when will things get back to normal?”
NEW YORK — Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz and their team will be making their return to North Carolina this spring.
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