Asheboro – March 17, 2020 - In accordance with Governor Roy Cooper’s Executive Order 117, and to help limit the spread of COVID-19 in North Carolina, the North Carolina Zoo will suspend public…
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Asheboro, NC – The North Carolina Zoo is excited to announce another southern white rhino was born at the Zoo on Feb. 24, 2020—the second rhino birth so far this year. The female calf was born to…
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CONTACT: Ross Holt, rholt@randolphlibrary.org :rholt@randolphlibrary.org< a="">>, 336-318-6806 :rholt@randolphlibrary.org<> Asheboro - Based on the recommendation of Gov. Roy Cooper and new guidance from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services in…
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Asheboro, NC - The North Carolina Zoo is excited to announce the name of the female southern white rhino calf born at the Zoo on Sunday, Jan. 5. She was born to mother Kit and father Stormy. “Mguu” was…
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by Vanessa Infanzon Pick out a piece of pottery at The Mint Museum’s store in uptown or on Randolph Road, and there’s a chance the artist is from Seagrove, a small town just 90 minutes northeast of…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC - A new play showing at Asheboro’s Sunset Theatre hopes to do more than entertain. It’s making audiences think about race relations in their communities. "Leaving Eden" was inspired by a…
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**Kristy Tolley recently received a Bronze award in the 28th Annual North American Travel Journalists Association Awards Competition for this article printed in AAA Go Magazine - August 2018.** They…
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