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Contact: Rod Hackney ASHEBORO N.C.—“Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?” One of the most popular cartoon characters ever created, the absorbent yellow and porous hero of Bikini Bottom is now being…
Read MoreContact: Mike McClanahan ASHEBORO N.C.— The North Carolina Zoo Society and the Randolph Friends of the Zoo, RFOZ, today announce grants of more than $10,800 to N.C. Zoo employees with innovative ideas…
Read MoreContact: Mike McClanahan ASHEBORO N.C.—North Carolina State Representative for Halifax and Nash counties, Angela R. Bryant, informed the North Carolina Zoo Society May 1st that the North Carolina Rural…
Read MoreContact: Mike McClanahan ASHEBORO N.C.—The Construction Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association, NCBA, held its quarterly Council meeting in Asheboro May 1st to present a check for $10,000 to…
Read MoreContact: Tammy OKelley ASHEBORO – Lights camera action! You may have noticed a flurry of activity in the Asheboro area recently that included a WFMY 2 camera and production crew and popular local TV…
Read MoreASHEBORO – Randolph County Tourism Development Authority’s director, Tammy O’Kelley, was awarded a top honor this week at the Destination Marketing Association of North Carolina’s DMANC annual…
Read MoreContact: Tammy O’Kelley, Director of Tourism SEAGROVE – The 27th Annual Seagrove Pottery Festival has been selected as one of Southeast Tourism Society’s Top 20 Events for November 2008. The event was…
Read MoreDate: October 8 2008 Contact: Tom Gillespie ASHEBORO N.C.—The North Carolina Zoo will hold its second October ZooFEST 2008 event Saturday Oct. 11 featuring African art dance music and mystery in a…
Read MoreDate: October 16 2008 Contact: Tom Gillespie ASHEBORO N.C. – Visitors will hear wolf howls and tales at the North Carolina Zoo Saturday Oct. 18 when the park holds the third of its four October…
Read MoreDate: October 27 2008 Contact: Tom Gillespie ASHEBORO N.C. – The North Carolina Zoo will temporarily close its Forest Aviary and Africa Pavilion exhibits for routine winter maintenance beginning Nov…
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