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The newest state historic site will spotlight the role of free Black residents in North Carolina during slavery. State government will soon run the house in the Caswell County town of Milton where Thomas Day built a famed furniture business.
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A group that wants to preserve the former Louisburg Theater has the attention of Franklin County officials.
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Seven of the sites are in central North Carolina and the other is in the western part of the state.
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A well-known African American neighborhood in Durham has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. The College Heights Historic District…
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House Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly want to extend a tax credit that could help downtown revitalization projects across the state.The…
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Pittsboro has passed zoning protections for its historic district as the town prepares for rapid growth. Commissioners unanimously passed an overlay…
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The High Point Historic Preservation Society is seeking an agreement with Guilford County to preserve a historic farmstead at no cost to the county.The…
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Residents of a historically African-American neighborhood in Raleigh are petitioning the city to protect the area with a historic overlay. Oberlin Village…
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In the 1930s and '40s, the community of Tryon, North Carolina supported local girl Eunice Waymon on her path to becoming a classical pianist. But she…
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In the 1930s and '40s, the community of Tryon, North Carolina supported local girl Eunice Waymon on her path to becoming a classical pianist. But she…