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Reyna Drake/WFDDThere’s a High Country tradition that starts in August. Supposedly, it helps predict how many snowfalls the area will get during the winter. It’s called “Beans in a Jar.” For this week’s Carolina Curious, WFDD’s Reyna Drake discovers what’s behind the longstanding Appalachian ritual.
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Secret tunnels. A mysterious brick. Machine guns?? For this edition of Carolina Curious, we traced the rumors under Winston-Salem and found ... more than we expected. -
The British military leader was a key figure in the Battle of Guilford Courthouse during the American Revolutionary War. -
In the 1980s and 90s, hang gliders regularly launched from a site near a broadcasting tower in the Sauratown Mountains. Then the flights stopped. Here’s what happened. -
Alexander Silbiger is the keynote speaker for a Holocaust remembrance event hosted by the Forsyth Tech Foundation, MUSE Winston-Salem, Temple Emanuel and the North Carolina Council on the Holocaust. -
The clash paved the way for American forces to defeat the British in the Revolutionary War. -
You probably learned about the Boston Tea Party in history class. But you might not have heard about the Edenton Tea Party — a women-led protest for the same cause along North Carolina's coast. -
The monks continued their 2,300 mile journey that first began in Fort Worth, Texas. -
On Monday, NCA&T will hold its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Oratory Contest. A&T students Kieren Nite, Ariyanna Clark-Drew, and Zayveon Davis share their reflections on the slain civil rights leader and how his life has impacted theirs nearly 60 years after his death.
