
State Lines
September 25, 2026
WakeMed and Atrium Health merger; JD Vance rallies in Greensboro; lawsuit over mail-in ballot rules.

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State Lines
WakeMed and Atrium Health merger; JD Vance rallies in Greensboro; lawsuit over mail-in ballot rules.

SCI NC
A deadly bat disease, protecting bees and the benefits of waterfalls. Plus, saving oysters.

PBS North Carolina Presents
A community in western North Carolina rebuilds after Hurricane Helene.

Focus On
Dr. Devdutta Sangvai discusses leading NC DHHS since January 2025, including the challenges and achievements in healthcare.

Thursday, October 1, 6 PM–8 PM
Join PBS North Carolina, the Town of Forest City and Mooneyham Library in Forest City for a screening of Homegrown History followed by a community conversation exploring Rutherford County’s Revolutionary past.

Tuesday, October 6, 6 PM–8:30 PM
Join PBS North Carolina at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh for a screening of A Life Reimagined: The George Masa Story. The screening will be followed by a conversation with filmmaker Paul Bonesteel, moderated by Anisa Khalifa, host of The Broadside at WUNC News.

Saturday, October 10, 10 AM–3 PM
Join PBS North Carolina at the Clinton Square Fair in Clinton, NC, for fun and educational activities such as STEM experiments, hands-on literacy, movement and learning games, take-home learning materials, creative arts experiences and so much more!

Tuesday, October 13, 6 PM–8:30 PM
Join PBS North Carolina at the Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts in Wilmington for a screening of Crime and Punishment in America. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion featuring local historians, legal scholars and community advocates.