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Chocowinity, NC · Lifestyle
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Creativity flows like a current at new downtown shop
From paint and brushes, canvases, crayons, beads, and baubles to all kinds of costumes and toys, imagination is sparked and creativity flows like a current at a newly opened interactive creative arts shop on Main Street in Washington. CURRENT, owned by Elizabeth and John Leonard, is a space where both...
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Oriental Witches Crawl brings Halloween fun and fundraising
What new elements are featured in this year's Witches Crawl show?. What organization benefits from the Witches Crawl fundraiser?. Oriental is getting ready for a Halloween weekend full of witches, costumes and community fun. The Witches of Silverbrooke will make their way through town Friday evening, October 30. Their main...
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Free meet the authors event coming to Farmville Public Library
FARMVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Farmville Public Library will be hosting a “Meet the Authors” book signing event on Saturday, November 7, from 2:00pm-4:00pm. Authors Bashari L. Owens, author of Eyes to the Soul: A Journey Through Awareness, Healing, Power, and Purpose, as well as George M. Dupree, author of Perfected Forever: The Believer’s True Standing […]
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This 10-Table North Carolina Steakhouse Serves Only Ribeye, And People Wait Hours To Get In
Somewhere in Wilson, North Carolina, there’s a steakhouse that looked at the entire concept of a menu and said, “Nah, we’re good.”. The Beefmastor Inn has exactly one thing to sell you, and somehow, that’s all it takes to fill every seat in the place and send people home talking about it for years.
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Boo Bash makes a big splash at Moore Aquatic
On Oct. 23, hundreds of monsters, ghouls, goblins, superheroes and a cast of many other characters attended an annual Boo Bash at Moore Aquatic and Fitness Center in Washington (101 Airport Rd). The spooktacular evening consisted of a trunk-or- treat, games, prizes and more treats than tricks. "This year marked...
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Adventure abounds in annual online auction
Sunset boat rides on the Pamlico, a guided kayak tour on the lower Neuse, two-night stays at the beach, on the Inner Banks and in the mountains, holiday vacations, tickets to a Duke basketball game — adventure awaits bidders at Sound Rivers’ annual online auction. “Every year, our...
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Get Greenville, North Carolina Locals Talking About Pork BBQ And They’ll Point You To This Cash-Only Joint
Ask anyone in Greenville where to find real pork barbecue, and the answer usually comes fast. It is not a fancy dining room with cloth napkins or a long menu. It is a tiny counter on a country road, with a line that often forms before the doors even open. The menu is short, the prices feel like a throwback, and the meat sometimes sells out before lunch is over.
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This Small North Carolina Town Built A Whole Food Tradition Around Pickles
What makes a town drop a giant pickle instead of a glittering ball on New Year’s Eve? In North Carolina, cucumbers have serious main-character energy. Every December 31, a glowing pickle descends into a giant jar at 7 p.m. sharp. Midnight is apparently far too late for this kind of dill.
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"I Got Flowers" stage play draws attention to domestic violence
“This was a very special day for me, and the best thing to happen to me in my whole life,” said Nancy Burroughs, the writer and director of the play, and herself a survivor of domestic violence, as she fought to hold back the tears at the end of the performance.
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Twin Rivers Friends Big Fall Book Sale returns to New Bern Oct. 28-31
Thousands of books will be available during the Twin Rivers Friends Big Fall Book Sale from Oct. 28-31 at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1125 Pinetree Drive. Organizers describe the event as Craven County’s largest book sale. Available items will include novels, children’s books, cookbooks, history books, biographies, memoirs, works by local authors, CDs, DVDs and puzzles.
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Coastal Carolina Regional Airport awarded $750K grant to pursue DC flights
NEW BERN, Craven County — Coastal Carolina Regional Airport has been awarded a $750,000 federal grant to help bring daily nonstop flights between New Bern and Washington, D.C. The airport announced the funding in October through the U.S. Department of Transportation's Small Community Air Service Development Program. Coastal Carolina...