Walton War with North Carolina and Georgia echoes today's border fight
The Walton War: A fun historical footnote that echoes the regions 21st-century border conflicts.
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Walton War with North Carolina and Georgia echoes today's border fight
The Walton War: A fun historical footnote that echoes the regions 21st-century border conflicts.
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'It has been a beautiful experience:' Latinx hiking group is 400 members strong
Two women — one from Gaston County, the other from Morganton — have created a network of Latinx hiking aficionados to connect the community with North Carolina nature.
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Visiting Our Past: Daniel Boone, family found freedom in WNC mountains
Daniel Boone made his first connection with Western North Carolina in 1750 in pursuit of game.
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America's first secession: Franklin, formerly from North Carolina
237 years ago this week, settlers in Western North Carolina (now Tennessee) declared their separate statehood. Then it all went south.
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Two women create network of Latino hikers to connect with NC nature
A Gastonia Hispanic woman created a network of 423 hiking aficionados to connect the Latino community with the nature that surrounds North Carolina.
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America's first secession: Franklin, formerly from North Carolina
237 years ago this week, settlers in Western North Carolina (now Tennessee) declared their separate statehood. Then it all went south.
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America's first secession: Franklin, formerly from North Carolina
237 years ago this week, settlers in Western North Carolina (now Tennessee) declared their separate statehood. Then it all went south.
Source: starnewsonline.com
America's first secession: Franklin, formerly from North Carolina
237 years ago this week, settlers in Western North Carolina (now Tennessee) declared their separate statehood. Then it all went south.
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What WNC can learn from Virgil Bryson and the Freedman's Bureau today
Virgil Bryson was a free Black man who helped register voters in Jackson County after the Civil War in 1868. He was threatened by the early version of the
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