We continue our look at entrepreneurship in NC with a visit to a water conservation organization. The Innovation Quarter in Winston-Salem is bringing new businesses to the Triad. The Alamance Battlefield historic site preserves our state's history. And author Tom Earnhardt talks about his new book.

Business accelerators are helping entrepreneurs start companies in our state. The Victory Junction Gang Camp provides a traditional summer camp experience for children of all abilities. Miss North Carolina 2014 Beth Stovall stops by our studios. And the Tar Heel Traveler meets a former beauty queen from NC.

Guilford College takes a unique approach to sustainable agriculture. The Dellinger Grist Mill is on the National Register of Historic Places. Author Phillip Gerard talks about his new book "Down the Wild Cape Fear." And Carolina Outdoor Journal goes fishing along a coastal river - by kayak.

NC Modernist Houses works to preserve historic structures in our state. The Henderson County Heritage Museum preserves its area history. And musician William Myers is a 2014 NC Heritage Award recipient.

Researchers use computer models to study medicines impacts on our bodies. Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's Cancer Center offers comprehensive care for patients. And we learn about pool safety tips and tools for individuals and families.

The NC New Teacher Program provides support for teachers new to the classroom. Another program offers continuing education classes for teachers. Dr. Curtis Charles talks about the work and mission of FSU's Center for Defense & Homeland Security & its Cyber Security Academy. And we visit the House of Flags in Polk County.

Durham's Hub Farm helps students learn about the importance of agriculture. Hickory's Salt Block offers family fun for all ages. Potter Sid Luck is a 2014 NC Heritage Award recipient. And Studio 12 in Hatteras offers visitors all sorts of opportunities to create art.

How hosting the US Open Tournaments impacted our state's economy. Bright Leaf Hot Dogs are among the nation's 20 best-selling hot dog brands. Betsey Fortlouis talks about summer camp opportunities for children from military families. And author Peggy Payne talks about her new book.

Research into wind power along the coast leads to a study of life on ocean reefs. Nancy MacLean talks about the landmark Civil Rights Act as we mark its 50th anniversary. And Rosedale Plantation brings history to life.

The utility industry is going through big changes. Charles Hayes talks about a new report on the state of the Research Triangle Region. And a new exhibit looks back at 25 years of Durham baseball.