Happy Friday, everyone! The latest edition of Qnotes has hit the stands. Be sure you pick up your copy from one of our many distributions stands.
This edition focuses on the many botanical gardens across North Carolina. As we approach Spring, many of these gardens will be in full bloom, giving visitors a chance to take in all of the beauty they have to offer.
You can learn more about some of these gardens below.
Visiting North Carolina’s leading Botanical Gardens
North Carolina is one of those rare states that includes multi-climate growing zones. From one end of the state to the other there are three separate zones that allow different kinds of plants to flourish. […]
MORE HEADLINES
As trans Americans are under attack, President Joe Biden says he ‘has trans people’s backs’
By Taylor Heeden
President Joe Biden gave his State of the Union address March 7, talking about the state of affairs in the United States and touching on the status of LGBTQ+ rights in the country. […]
Our People: Justin A. Holmes
If it’s true that church is a like a hospital providing help and healing to […]
‘These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me:’ The history of religion and right wing politics
In recent years, the Evangelical Christian movement and the Republican Party have become synonymous — […]
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Mint Museum calling for submissions for ‘Coined in the South’ exhibit
The Young Affiliates of the Mint announced they were seeking art submissions from artists based […]
Wake County confirms limited mpox outbreak
In February, Wake County Public Health (WCPH) announced there had been a small outbreak of […]
Did Tricia Cotham party switch sink Pat Cotham’s campaign?
Democratic strategists say Democratic voters were punishing longtime Mecklenburg County Commissioner Pat Cotham for her […]
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