WINTON, N.C. — A jury on Feb. 2 declared two People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals workers guilty of littering by dumping animal carcasses in a dumpster behind an Ahoskie, N.C. supermarket but dismissed charges of animal cruelty. […]
Richard Mode of Morganton has spent the last three decades mobilizing outdoors-loving people into a powerful force that has impacted local, state and federal resource management decisions and legislation. […]
Thanks to action taken by Congress in December, tax filers who made a large purchase in 2006, such as a boat, may deduct state and local sales taxes paid if the tax rate applied to the boat was the same as the state’s general sales tax. […]
RALEIGH, N.C. (July 17) – John E. Pechmann, 57, chairman of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, died Saturday morning from an apparent heart attack. […]
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission will present their Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) program on June 2 to 4 at the Eastern 4-H Environmental Education Conference Center near Columbia, NC. […]
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. – North Carolina’s Randy Hendrix found himself in familiar territory April 29 when he locked up the top seed for the Hot Shots! championship May 27 in Dallas by defeating Utah’s Tim Gillingham in the final round of “The Eliminator” qualifying event. […]
Every year as the end of May approaches, I struggle with Father’s Day presents — not the ones my kids get me, but the annual walk through sporting goods stores trying to figure out what my father needs. […]
Lowcountry reds and trophy bucks are just two of the topics that fill our pages this month.
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Lowcountry reds and trophy bucks are just two of the topics that fill our pages this month. […]
Winter certainly doesn’t limit the options for Palmetto State outdoorsmen. […]
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