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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Gardner-Webb College, Winston-Salem State University, East Carolina University, and Appalachian State University provide, in addition to the football game, a unique environment to enjoy it in.
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Sprawling across the state's northeastern corner and in southeastern Virginia, the Great Dismal Swamp attracts visitors interested in history, wildlife, and outdoor adventure.
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Born in a log cabin in Jackson County, Felix Ray Allen grew up to be a lawyer, judge, and author, but is most famous for composing the \"Ballad of Kidder Cole\" when he was sixteen.
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Lexington's Bob Timberlake decided at age 33 to leave a successful business career to follow a lifelong dream. In 1995, he marks twenty-five years as one of America's best-known painters.
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Laurinburg Institute in Scotland County is the country's only black-owned, independent prep school. Founded in 1904 with Booker T. Washington's help, it is a quiet learning haven for inner-city youth.
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The North Carolina Zoological Park continues to expand its simulated regions of the world. The Rocky Coast habitat was added in 1994, and the established North American region has acquired new animals.
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On October 25, 1924, Charlotte entered the world of big-time automobile racing as eleven drivers roared around newly built track between Pineville and Charlotte. The city is now one of the country's largest racing centers.
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Located between Caswell Beach and Long Beach on Brunswick County's Oak Island, Yaupon Beach is a quiet, peaceful beach that is often compared to the Outer Banks.
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Through the efforts of Margaret Jordan-Ellis, the historic Deep River Camelback Bridge in the Lee County community of Cunnocle has been saved and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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