Tar Heel Traveler
Stories from around North Carolina
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Tar Heel Traveler Classic: A home in two states
Bill Leslie visits an unusual home sitting along the North Carolina-Virginia border.
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Tar Heel Traveler Classic: Ride with a small-town taxi driver
Bill Leslie rides along with a longtime taxi driver whose familiar yellow cab is a fixture on local streets.
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Tar Heel Traveler Classic: Sisters turn creativity into colorful jewelry
Bill Leslie profiles a young jewelry-making operation built around colorful, handmade designs.
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Tar Heel Traveler: NC's oldest cat
Callie is a little black-and-white bundle of playfulness who makes her home in Raleigh. And at 21, she may be the oldest cat in the state.
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Pam's Farmhouse begins 30th year in business
Pam's Farmhouse is open five days a week: Tuesday through Saturday.
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Tar Heel Traveler: Edward R. Murrow
The legendary journalist was born in Greensboro, NC, and the city continues to honor him to this day.
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Tar Heel Traveler: North Carolina's oldest cat
Cali might be the oldest cat in North Carolina.
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WRAL Tar Heel Traveler
Tar Heel Traveler will be back soon, continuing to celebrate the fascinating people, unforgettable places, hidden gems and wonderfully unique stories that make North Carolina such a special place to call home.
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Late Raleigh architect honored by wife, NC State
Frank Lee Craig was an architect from Raleigh who passed away a few years ago from a brain tumor. He was also a musician and artist, and his wife has tried to preserve his talents. The Gregg Museum at NC State is currently hosting an exhibition of his work. The CD his wife produced after his death also resonates with depth and poignancy.
