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ASHEBORO NC - A baby chimp born Monday at the North Carolina Zoo is healthy but remains under careful watch by keepers as they try to determine whether the mother will properly care for the infant. The…
Read MoreASHEBORO, NC - The North Carolina Zoo will offer visitors a respite from the recent heat wave that has sweltered the state on the weekend of August 7-8 when the park holds its annual "ZooCool" special…
Read MoreSEAGROVE, NC - The North Carolina Pottery Center is pleased to announce the exhibition, Pottery from the Coastal Carolina Clay Guild, with an opening reception that is free to the public on Friday…
Read MoreASHEBORO, NC - In recognition of the dedication of its zoo keepers, the North Carolina Zoo joins the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK) and other zoos across the nation in celebrating National…
Read MoreASHEBORO, NC - The North Carolina Zoo's attendance for Fiscal Year (FY) 2009-2010 hit the three-quarter million mark for the first time in 13 years and ranked as the fourth highest annual total in zoo…
Read MoreGoat Lady Dairy has informed the Tourism Development Authority that they will no longer offer group tours of their farm. They will continue with the "Dinner at the Dairy" events and two open houses…
Read MoreASHEBORO NC - Today's scheduled media and public viewing of the chimpanzee born at the North Carolina Zoo Monday has been postponed indefinitely. Problems arose Monday night when zoo keepers observed…
Read MoreSeagrove, NC - Once again pottery from the NC Mountains comes to the North Carolina Pottery Center, in our current exhibit, Buncombe County Pottery. Buncombe County is known for its county seat…
Read MoreASHEBORO, NC - Four North Carolina Zoo keepers have been named winners of prestigious awards given by the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK). Three of the keepers, Beth McChesney, Becky…
Read MoreDENTON, NC - No one dreamed that a rural fly-in would turn into one of the nation's largest agricultural events 40 years later and bring 60,000 people a year. Brown Loflin certainly didn't. But his…
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