The Outer Banks Community Foundation invites the public to attend A Special Evening with Thomas Barkin, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, on Tuesday, February 10, at Duck W…

Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County News from RRSpin

Governor Josh Stein visited Halifax County today to highlight rural economic competitiveness and recognize the progress made at the US 301 Industrial Site near Enfield, one of only 15 designated Selec...

For more than two years, Williamston’s local hospital has sat empty. The closure of Martin General Hospital has meant much longer ambulance rides and big concerns about the state of healthcare in this...

North Carolina Department of Transportation Rail Division officials have announced $16.3 million for freight rail infrastructure improvements that include coastal lines and state port facilities.

The Historic Bath Foundation says the 1,768-acre tract known as Archbell Point near Bath contains remnants of Native American and early colonial inhabitants.

SCOTLAND NECK — One of the world’s most endangered waterfowl species now has a new sanctuary at Sylvan Heights Bird Park.

Kaara Modern Indian, Urban Angeethi, and Cheeni in RTP reflect a growing appetite in the area for both international food and fine dining.

More than a million people are following a group of Buddhist monks as they make their "Walk for Peace" across the US. They're expected to arrive in North Carolina this week.

Washington High School grad and former Duke cornerback Terry Moore has a new home to play his final year of college football.

An annual performance evaluation of metro areas across the nation lists the Greenville area among the nation’s best overall markets for workforce and economic growth, which economic developers said is

On a post-Christmas trip, Miles Layton explored Hyde County with a focus on local character and notable locations such as Fairfield Gas Bar and Engelhard. The journey included mentions of community events, information about the late A.B. Swindell IV’s legacy, and reflections on the region's history, agriculture, and wildlife.

North Carolina's state parks are inviting residents and visitors to lace up their hiking boots and embrace the outdoors on New Year's Day with First Day Hikes across the region. The annual nationwide tradition offers guided opportunities to explore some of northeastern North Carolina's most distinctive natural landscapes, from ancient cypress swamps to coastal marshes. All of the events are free to attend.

A big push in Washington to build up the maritime industrial base, which is struggling to build enough Navy ships and repair the current fleet fast enough, could benefit many North Carolina businesses...

EDENTON — The Town of Edenton officially closed on a $7 million New Markets Tax Credit investment that will transform the former Sears Building in downtown — known as The Brick — into a modern workplace, bringing 155 high-quality technology jobs to the historic waterfront community. The Innovate Fund, a certified Community Development Entity, announced the closing of the Project Teapot investment on Dec.

The Currituck Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that Juanita Krause has been appointed as the new President of the Chamber.

Learn how Melissa and Robert Keys relocated their industrial supply business and lives to Ahoskie, and opened up an ice cream shop along the way.

Officials with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources said the first calf was spotted by an aerial survey team the day after Thanksgiving off Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina. The second was seen...

Picture courtesy of the New York Post. A 700-pound juvenile great white shark named Bella has been detected swimming past the Eastern Shore of Virginia as she makes her way south for the winter, accor...

Two arborists have taken up an uncommon hobby: Going deep into the woods to look for the biggest trees of any species.

One chef’s recipe, inspired by family and honed over years, is a reminder that simple food holds history, emotion and possibilities.

The economic distress tier system that NC agencies use to rank counties saw downward movement in places recovering from Helene.