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Asheboro, NC — On March 3 rd , the North Carolina Zoo will become home to a trio of cougar kittens, two females and a male. The cougars became orphans after a hunter killed their mother in Oregon last…
Read MoreSeagrove, NC - On Sunday, March 9, from 1:00-4:00 pm, the North Carolina Pottery Center will be open to the public as Becca Irwin, a graduating senior from East Tennessee State University, who is…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC — Following six days of closure due to the recent winter storm, the North Carolina Zoo will reopen to the public on Tuesday, February 18. While access roads have been open for several…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC -- Due to ice and snow that remain inside the park after last week's winter storm, the North Carolina Zoo will remain closed to the public on Monday, February 17. The zoo has been closed…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC - Due to Wednesday's winter storm and the forecast for additional mixed precipitation on Thursday, the North Carolina Zoo will remain closed to the public through Sunday, February 16. The…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC -- "Pysanky" (pronounced peh-sahn-keh) is a 2000 year old Ukrainian tradition of writing on eggs with wax. The vibrant coloring of the egg with imagery and design symbolizes good luck…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC -- The Randolph Arts Guild (RAG) will host a semi-advanced portrait illustration course with North Carolina artist and educator, Jim Langer. Jim is a professor at Greensboro College and…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC -- The Randolph Arts Guild (RAG) offers the "Wonder Of Wire -- Home Decor Edition" wire crafting class with North Carolina artist, Michelle Jarrett. Michelle's art incorporates…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC — Due to the forecast for a winter storm including freezing rain and snow, the North Carolina Zoo will be closed to the public Wednesday and Thursday, February 12-13. Under these weather…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC — The North Carolina Zoo has named Gavin Johnson of Wilmington as its new Public Relations Specialist. Johnson replaces Tom Gillespie, who held the position for 15 years before retiring…
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