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Bluegrass Festival Coming To Raleigh In 2013
The International Bluegrass Music Association will bring its World of Bluegrass Festival to Raleigh for three years.
Performing Arts Center Studied In Greensboro
Greensboro officials are studying the feasibility of a downtown performing arts center.
Full Frame Documentary Film Fest in 15th Year
Full Frame - one of the largest documentary film festivals in the country - begins today in Durham. Leoneda Inge reports.
El Anatsui Exhibit at Museum of Art
Ghanaian-born artist El Anatsui uses bottle caps, wood and more in exhibit at NC Museum of Art.
Exhibit Opens on Roanoke Island's Role in Civil War
An exhibit about Roanoke Island's role in the Civil War opens at the Outer Banks Visitor Center.
Calder Exhibit Opens at Nasher
A four-month exhibit featuring sculptures by Alexander Calder opens today at Durham's Nasher Art Museum.
Economic Development Through Art
A task force of civic, arts, and business leaders says the arts can be an economic engine for North Carolina.
Digital Humanities Conference Opens at Duke
A conference opening today at Duke explores the ways in which the digital is transforming the humanities.
Mary DBT Semans Remembered at Duke Chapel
The late Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans was remembered yesterday as a "majestic" woman during funeral services at Duke Chapel.
Remembering Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans
Leoneda Inge's story remembering Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans, a well-respected civic leader and philanthropist.
Durham Preservationists Consider African-American Sites
Several African-American historic sites across Durham are being considered for historic designation.
Quirky New Year's Eve Celebrations
Some unconventional items will be dropping on New Year's Eve in North Carolina.
Best of 2011 from Back Porch Music
2011 was a good year for folk and acoustic music. Back Porch Music hosts Keith Weston and Freddy Jenkins share some of their favorites. Plus, a look back at some of the musicians we lost this year.
Kwanzaa Celebration in Cary
Kwanzaa is underway and the Town of Cary will observe the holiday with a celebration Thursday.
Read Two Million Books in a Year? Bring it on!
Students in Guilford County Schools have a few weeks left to surpass a goal of collectively reading two million books in a year. Students read so many books during last year's one million book challenge that they doubled the goal for this year.
RBC Center To Become PNC Arena
Dave DeWitt reports that one of the Triangle's most recognizable buildings is getting a new name.
Looking for Black Santa
For the first time in a long time - there is an African American Santa Claus at the Hayti Heritage Center in Durham.
UNC Stumbles on Buried 19th Century Building
Archaeologists at UNC Chapel Hill have uncovered a 19th century structure underneath the upper quad.
WUNC's Youth Radio Club Talks Thanksgiving
WUNC's Youth Radio Club explores what's important to them and others on Thanksgiving. Part of the American Graduate Project.
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