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ASHEBORO - Amber Williams, tourism coordinator with the Heart of North Carolina Visitors Bureau has completed the second portion of a three-year professional development program that will lead to…
Read MoreASHEBORO - The Heart of North Carolina Visitors Bureau is proud to again be a sponsor of the Bush Hill Heritage Festival, to be held this year on Friday, September 11 from 6 - 9 p.m. and Saturday…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC - North Carolina Zoo officials are deeply saddened to announce that the baby gorilla expected to be born this summer has been lost to a stillbirth. Keepers at the Forest Glade Gorilla…
Read MoreASHEBORO - A Web site developed by the North Carolina Zoological Society for the North Carolina Zoo and its field conservation programs has been named by the American Association of School Librarians…
Read MoreContact: Susan Greene Seagrove, NC - Once again the North Carolina Pottery Center is opening its doors and grounds for the education and benefit of the public. On Saturday July 18th, David Garner of…
Read MoreASHEBORO-Despite a slumping economy that has affected the tourism industry nationwide, the North Carolina Zoo was able to maintain its 2008-2009 fiscal year attendance slightly above the previous…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC - Randolph County Commissioners announce an open house for the Randolph County 1909 Historic Courthouse, located at 145 Worth Street in Asheboro, NC. This County facility houses two…
Read MoreDomestic visitors spent a record $16.9 billion in North Carolina last year, a 2.1 percent increase from the year before. Domestic spending was up in nine of the Triad's 12 counties. Only Rockingham and…
Read MoreAre you planning on introducing any new species to your exhibits in the near future? - Tray Epperly, Fuquay-Varina We're going to introduce a new antelope species, the bongo, in August of this year…
Read MoreAsheboro, NC - For a hundred years, travelers have passed over the Little River in Randolph County on a covered bridge. Today, the bridge draws families on vacation, enthusiastic builders and engaged…
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