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Lesser known but equally scenic and floatable are the Gasconade and Big Piney Rivers in Pulaski County, about a two-hour drive southwest of St. Louis on Interstate 44.

RALEIGH— Governor Roy Cooper recently announced that 29 local governments in rural areas across the state have been awarded grants from the Rural Transformation Grant Fund, a robust source of

RALEIGH— Governor Roy Cooper recently announced that 29 local governments in rural areas across the state have been awarded grants from the Rural Transformation Grant Fund, a robust source of

It's been described as a "major win" for the city of boiling spring lakes. That is the reconstruction of the city's dams. For years, city leaders have been discussing a plan to repair the damage from hurricane Florence in 2018. 

RALEIGH - Governor Roy Cooper announced last week that 29 local governments in rural areas across the state have been awarded grants from the Rural Transformation Grant Fund, a robust

A long-awaited groundbreaking ceremony for one city in Brunswick County. In Boiling Spring Lakes Saturday morning, a special celebration was held to kick-off the dam restoration project. A groundbreaking ceremony, though many referred to it as a ground restoring ceremony. The official signing day to begin the process was June 14 at a town meeting. However, Boiling Spring Lakes Mayor, Jeff Winecoff, said this event called for a ceremony of its’ own. 

RALEIGH — Governor Roy Cooper announced this week that 29 local governments in rural areas across the state, including Reidsville in Rockingham County, have been awarded grants from the Rural

The city of Morganton and town of Hildebran, along with 27 other cities and towns, are getting some state help with economic development projects.

The iconic fishing, boating, and recreation spot in Boiling Springs, which is fed by a spring and flows into the Yellow Breeches Creek, was drained last fall to make way for the reconstruction of its dam and walls.

What makes this water bubble up to the surface every three minutes like clockwork? And why is this once popular attraction all but forgotten these days?