Tennesseeâs flag flies atop Capitol â in North Carolina
RALEIGH, N.C. â Tennesseeâs flag was unfurled from atop North Carolinaâs old Capitol on Tuesday for a movie being filmed this week at the Greek Revival-style building.
The production of âThe Evolution of Nate Gibsonâ began shooting Monday at the building on Union Square in downtown Raleigh, Department of Cultural and Natural Resources spokesperson Michele Walker said.
The Department of Administration, which oversees state government buildings, granted permission to the filmmakers to fly on Tuesday the Tennessee flag on the pole atop the building, instead of the North Carolina flag, Walker said.
May 11, 2021 GMT
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Tennessee’s flag was unfurled from atop North Carolina’s old Capitol on Tuesday for a movie being filmed this week at the Greek Revival-style building.
The production of the “Evolution of Nate Gibson” began shooting Monday at the building on Union Square in downtown Raleigh and will continue until Wednesday, Department of Cultural and Natural Resources spokeswoman Michele Walker said.
The Department of Administration, which oversees state government buildings, granted permission to the filmmakers to fly on Tuesday the Tennessee flag on the pole atop the building, instead of the North Carolina flag, Walker said.
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