Kelly McCullen talks with Governor Pat McCrory about his first 5 months in office & his work with the state legislature. The Carolina Charter of 1663 celebrates its 350th anniversary. And Jeannine Sato of Durham Connects talks about the organization's mission to increase child well-being.

A visit to the new hands-on science museum Discovery Place Kids in Rockingham. Asheville's Vortex Donuts are award-winning locally-sourced tasty treats. And RDU Director Michael Landguth talks about his long-term vision for the airport.

We continue our series on NC's community colleges with Pamlico Community College. We look back at the history of Carolina Barbecue. And author Georgann Eubanks talks about her new book - Literary Trails of Eastern NC.

A group of Greensboro entrepreneurs have formed a collaborative workspace for diverse entrepreneurs. We go behind the scenes to see how NASCAR pit crews learn their trade. And the NC Youth Tap Ensemble's Founder & Artistic Director Gene Medler & two of the group's dancers talk about the ensemble's 30th anniversary season.

Charlotte tests a new parking technique that may help reduce traffic accidents. We hit the links with the top ranked Methodist University Women's Golf Team. And Chancellor Anne Ponder talks about all the activities taking place at UNC-Asheville.

The Mast General Store prepares for an expansion into the Triad. Raleigh's CompostNow brings composting to city dwellers. And Danny Bernstein talks about hiking the Mountains to the Sea Trail.

We conclude our series on the impact of classroom technology on student performance. We continue our series on NC 's community colleges with Johnston Community College. And author Vicki Lane talks about her new book Under The Skin.

We take a look at the recovery & repair efforts along NC Highway 12. And we look back at the life & legacy of legendary gospel singer George Beverly Shea.

Bertie County marks two years since being struck by tornadoes that severely damaged the area. The McColl Center for the Visual Art connects art & artists with the community. And a conversation with NC DOT Secretary Tony Tata.

A profile of the 2013 O. Max Gardner Award winner Dr. Sam Sears. NCSU is developing an affordable solar power plan for home consumers. And a tour of Wadesboro's historic Boggan-Hammond House.