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ASHEBORO N.C.—The world’s tallest animals will soon be eating from North Carolina Zoo visitors’ hands thanks to a gift this week to the Zoo Society from loyal donors who asked to remain unnamed. The…
Read MoreContact: Foster Hughes ASHEBORO - Four great concerts will be held at the Sunset Theatre located at 234 Sunset Avenue, in downtown Asheboro during the month of May. The first concert is part of the…
Read MoreContact: Mary Farrell All day on Saturday, May 3rd visitors to Westmoore Pottery will be given a hands-on opportunity to try working on the potter’s wheel. This is a great chance for those who have…
Read MoreContact: Carl Wilson, Greensboro News & Record Many people eat it in local restaurants and don't even realize it. Probably more are familiar with it through local retailers such as Deep Roots Market…
Read MoreContact: Mike McClanahan ASHEBORO N.C. — N.C. Zoological Society Board directors agreed at their April 23rd meeting to ask the N.C. legislature to provide $6 million to expand the polar bear exhibit…
Read MoreContact: 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…
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