Built in Warrenton in the late 1770s, Woodland was disassembled, moved and reassembled in 1995 at its current location in Efland, North Carolina.

Creative Chapel Hill hostesses turn mundane diner fare into a dinner party

Get a glance behind-the-scenes of the annual Henside the Beltline Tour d'Coop.

City buses will get all dressed up in panels created by 12 artists

N.C. State's Industrial Design and Computer Science students collaborate to create video games during a semester-long project.

Local Hindus' celebrate a holy event as their grand, art-filled place of worship opens in Cary

See winners of the 2009 N&O Birdhouse Contest.

This downsizing couple got a geothermal pump and a new way of living.

See more images from March's Home of the Month

Gabe Gigliotti returns to Raleigh to reclaim his title as champ when it comes to eating hot dogs.

Gabe Gigliotti returns to Raleigh to reclaim his title as a champ when it comes to eating hot dogs.

After a 13-year battle with cancer, Cary dancer Bela Watson is preparing to audition for the Fox TV show "So You Think You Can Dance."

Condominium's renovation gives history a modern twist

A need for security and a flashback to '80s styles mark fall styles.

Dance gives fathers a chance to show their daughters what chivalry looks like.

Just in time for V-Day, the eat local movement carries over to confections.

Meredith Indermaur, 46, is plenty busy caring for herself, her husband and their six children, ages 21 to 4. She's meticulous about keeping her ... more

Because housing constitutes a significant part of the built environment, how we design, build and maintain our homes has the potential to ... more