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PERRYVILLE — Larry Villani and his wife, Yvonne, were beaming on Wednesday as they walked off the concert hall stage in the back of Grounded Coffee near Perryville after meeting

Monday’s solar eclipse won’t leave eastern North Carolina in the dark, but that doesn’t mean there will be nothing to see here.

After a week of clouds, rain, and snow, some sunshine finally pokes through today with much more sun to help warm up our temperatures into the start of the weekend.

Questions remain as to how broad and how thick the clouds will be on Monday.

As a space physicist who studies solar wind, Bennett Maruca admits he’s a little biased when it comes to the sun.

"It is estimated that one or two four-leaved clovers are found out of 10,000 clovers growing. That does seem like a lucky find!"

This Sunday, April 7, at Itasca Unitarian Fellowship, Joe Wivoda, amateur astronomer with degrees in physics, will prepare us for the partial solar eclipse the next day. We will have

With all of the warnings issued about the total solar eclipse visible over parts of North America on Monday, there is also the concern over phone use while the moon

The dispute developed after lake levels reached 30.5 inches below full pool on August 28 last year – a record low point.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called on China on Friday to address manufacturing overcapacity that she said risks causing global economic dislocation, and to create a level playing field for