On the coast of North Carolina, facing the Beaufort Inlet and protected from the sea by the arms of the Southern Outer Banks, is the Historic port town of Beaufort, NC.

Visit Person County, NC, and experience Roxboro's special brand of small-town charm. Enjoy rolling Piedmont fields, beautiful Mayo and Hyco Lakes, festive downtown and carefully preserved history.

Johnston County Visitors Bureau

The Triad Highland Games are a Games that provides Scottish culture in the forms of athletics, dance, demonstrations, and present and past ways of the Scots.

Race Shop Tours is the result of a relationship between two friends who enjoyed showing friends and newcomers around the Race Track. Within a fifty mile radius of Lowe's Motor Speedway, you can find almost every drivers shop and Race Shop Tours.

The North Carolina African American Culture Tour is a conglomeration of 14 African American non-profit organizations that come together to provide you with all the infomation you need to explore the rich, African American heritage of North Carolina.

Situated in the heart of North Carolina, the Raleigh is one of the nation's fastest growing areas. It has received numerous accolades from national publications as one of the country's best places to live and work.

Built in the 1920's by Thomas Jefferson Penn and his wife, Beatrice Schoellkopf Penn, Chinqua-Penn reflects their lifestyle of entertaining and traveling.

Carolina Country is a monthly consumer magazine reaching more than 535,000 families, farms and businesses in North Carolina.

Long ago before the towns of Winston and Salem merged, there was a Fair in the area. What is now known as the Dixie Classic Fair began as a grain exhibition in Salem in 1882. The Piedmont Tobacco Fair started 15 years later, and the two Fairs joined to beome the Winston-Salem Fair. The Fair moved to the current Fairgrounds in 1952 and in 1956, the name was changed to the Dixie Classic Fair for Northwest North Carolina.