Projects are underway to make home solar power more affordable. Elizabeth Outz of Environment North Carolina talks about NC's ranking in the solar power industry. St. Andrew's has a unique summer camp program. And the Tar Heel Traveler checks out the Kindred Spirit Mailbox.

The NC Arboretum works with area farms & businesses to bring plant-based products to market. The Greensboro Children's Museum's Edible Schoolyard teaches children healthy eating habits. And author Walt Wolfram talks about his new book.

The Guilford College Farm provides food to the campus & community. John Boyd, President of the National Black Farmers Association, gives us an update on the status of the Pigford Lawsuit. And the Future Farmers of America reinvents itself for the 21st Century.

Scientists are looking to pest management to preserve hemlock trees. Governor McCrory announces his budget proposal. State lawmakers convene the 2014 Legislative Short Session. And Belinda Pettiford talks about Women's Health Week.

RDU Airport opens its newly-renovated Terminal 1. The GTCC National Aviation Consortium prepares students for aviation careers. The city of Charlotte considers bikes as an alternative mode of transportation. And Dr. Geoffrey Harpham talks about the work & mission of the National Humanities Center.

Preservationists work to save modernist homes from destruction. We tour the historic High Rock Farm in Gibsonville. And Ragan Folan talks about an upcoming event at Old Salem with PBS gardening show host P. Allen Smith.

99 year-young twin sisters draw visitors to their famous garden. The Van Gogh Alive Exhibit showcases the artist's work in a new way. And author Krista Bremer talks about her new book.

Patches the Polar Bear is drawing visitors to the NC Zoo. The ECU swim team is making a big splash in college sports. Tar Heel Traveler Scott Mason checks out mountain biking opportunities in NC. And Dr. Lucy Daniels talks about mental health care support & education.

A musician invents a device that transforms the sound of an accoustic guitar. We recap the results of the Primary Election. And KeAnne Hoeg & Alecia Altmueller give us a preview of the Listen to Your Mother annual Mother's Day show.

UNC General Administration has developed a program to aid beginning teachers. Elon University president Dr. Leo Lambert talks about the school's 125th anniversary. And the HandyCapable Network provides job training to the developmental disabilities AND refurbished computers to needy families.