A former NASA facility in western North Carolina is for sale. Any aspiring astronomer looking to buy the 192-acre site will have to cough up a whopping $30 million. NASA built the communications hub ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WTVD) -- The historic North Carolina home featured in the 90s teen drama "Dawson's Creek' is now up for sale for the first time in nearly 150 years. In Wilmington, the four-bedroom ...

This is a very old breed. In fact, some authorities maintain that the Afghan Hound is the oldest breed of purebred dogs. (An ancient myth says that a brace of Afghan Hounds represented the canine ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. With the average home in North Carolina selling for about $336,000, the state’s priciest listings – some topping tens of millions – ...

A woman's attempt to show her dog trainer just how mischievous her Afghan hound puppy could be has gone viral, leaving viewers on TikTok in hysterics at the canine's former misdemeanors. Shared later ...

For pet parents who love big dog breeds but want to avoid constant cleanup, low-shedding dogs can be a perfect match. Whether you suffer from allergies or just prefer a cleaner home, choosing a ...

After 13 years of serving the York community with its variety of beers on tap and ever-changing menu specials, Holy Hound Taproom now has new owners. The restaurant has been up for sale since last ...

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Originating in the mountains of Afghanistan, Afghan hounds (also called Tāzīs or Balkh hounds and formerly called Persian Greyhounds) are an ancient, elegant sighthound breed. Tall dogs with striking ...

We all need a little love this Valentine’s Day — especially one Afghan Hound who really wanted a hug from her mama! The sweet girl was begging for a little affection in a clip the woman shared. And ...

On Sunday afternoon, an Afghan hound named Louis lolled on a white sofa in the New Yorker hotel. His ears were swept up in a purple knit scarf, his tail tucked into a calligraphic curlicue. In less ...