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A 40-Year Fight For State Recognition

View This Email In Your Browser In the 18th century, most members of the Tuscarora tribe in North Carolina migrated to upstate New York as European colonizers encroached on their land and and inflicted harsh limitations on where they could live or what they could do. While those members joined the Iroquois Confederacy, now known […]

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N.C.’s Quinceañera Scene Comes of Age

View This Email In Your Browser Manolo Betancur’s 12-year-old daughter has no idea what she wants to do for her quinceañera—and that’s not because the important milestone is still three long years away.  It’s because the possibilities are limitless.  “I am Colombian, her mother is Mexican, and she was born here in Charlotte, North Carolina,” […]

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Beer Today, Gone Tomorrow

When self-described “retired party girl” Amanda Jones moved to Asheville in 2015, the first hike she took concluded with a brewery visit. “That kind of created my experience with Asheville,” Jones reflected while sipping an iced chai, a beverage more in keeping with her current sober lifestyle. “We just go to breweries for everything.”  Asheville, […]