Native American and colonial re-enactors greeted Sec. Susan Kluttz as she joined Gov. Pat McCrory, members of his cabinet and several other state and local officials in celebrating the 300th anniversary of Edenton. The day kicked off with a morning celebration of music and food vendors on the 1767 Chowan County Courthouse green. While waiting […]

Art is important to enriching lives, but it’s so much more than that.  In fact, art is just as much about sparking economic development as it is anything else. Over the past week and half, Cultural Resources Sec. Susan Kluttz took several trips to explore some of North Carolina’s diverse arts offerings, see first-hand how […]

Secretary Susan Kluttz got to see North Carolina’s most famous bullet holes, try her hand at using ground-penetrating radar technology and enjoy a Colonial era-style tea underneath the trees on her trip to House in the Horseshoe State Historic Site in Moore County yesterday. Located between the towns of Sanford and Carthage, the House in […]