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The essential guide to visiting North Carolina

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By Krista Rossow, Andrew Nelson, Melissa Farlow
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Fast facts Statehood: November 21, 1789 Capital: Raleigh Time zone: Eastern United States (GMT-4 Daylight Savings / GMT-5 Standard) Main airports: Charlotte Douglas International (CLT), Raleigh-Durham International (RDU), and Asheville Regional Airport (AVL). Fun fact: North Carolina’s nickname, “the Tar Heel State” comes from a Civil War era insult to describe locals who distilled the tar and pitch used on ship hulls.
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Venture into Chile’s wild open spaces

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By Krista Rossow
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As Western Wildfires Worsen, FEMA Is Denying Most People Who Ask For Help

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By Sean McMinn Verified, Krista Rossow
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BY SEAN MCMINN Brenda and Francis Dairy's small ranch house, tucked into the Oregon woods, was built to withstand a wildfire. The siding was concrete, the roof metal. It didn't matter. On Sept. 7 of last year, as the sky turned dark orange and the air grew thick with smoke, flames tore through nearby trees and engulfed the house entirely. The Beachie Creek Fire destroyed the life that the Dairys had built for themselves in the small town of Gates. Brenda Dairy had spent her free time sewing quilts.
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