Deep within Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness, Atlantic salmon and native brook trout are making a slow but steady comeback.

NCpedia states that, until the early 1940s, the colors of the University of North Carolina - blue and white - were generally ...

Students from schools across the Northern Shenandoah Valley gathered at Jim Barnett Park on Wednesday to release the brook ...

Recreational harvest of spotted sea trout in North Carolina coastal waters is closed through June 30, according to a news ...

A curated selection of moments across N.C., as captured through the lens of The News & Observer visual journalists. Sports — and especially hockey — was a major theme of the week’s events.

When you visit Boone, you’ll find most of the top attractions are actually located outside the city – the most famous of which are Grandfather Mountain and Linville Falls. Fortunately, these popular ...

He announced the offer on X, formerly known as Twitter. The Charlotte, North Carolina native is entering his junior season and has a bright future ahead, perhaps in a Spartan jersey. With just ...

In 2000, the CSKT and Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks (FWP) adopted the Flathead Lake and River Fisheries Co-Management Plan, with a goal to “increase and protect native trout populations” and ...

A new four-part documentary series about the late NASCAR legend and North Carolina native Dale Earnhardt is dropping soon. The first two episodes of the series will be available to stream on ...

HIGH COUNTRY — The Blue Ridge Chapter of the NC Native Plant Society is announcing the dates for their two annual native plant sales. The sales will be held on Saturday, May 17, and Saturday ...

PEMBROKE, N.C. (WTVD) -- It's been an uphill battle for the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina to gain full federal recognition for as long as Jo Ann Chavis Lowery can remember. "We're here.

Brown trout are native to most of Europe and parts of Asia. In fact, it wasn’t until the 1860s that brown trout made their way to North America. Europeans missing the fisheries they were ...