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Students carve out community at annual pumpkin festival
Students enjoy face painting at the fall festival Oct. 30. The Elon Community Garden hosted its annual pumpkin festival, where attendees got to enjoy live music, face painting, pumpkin carving and more. Elon senior Elisabeth Holmes, community garden manager and organizer for the festival, said she was happy to see the turnout at this year's event.
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The North Carolina Italian Market Where Your Grocery Store’s Olive Oil Suddenly Looks Sad
Somewhere in Greensboro, there is a small shop that makes the olive oil aisle at your usual supermarket look a little lonely. People drive in from Raleigh, Clemmons, and beyond just to fill a bag with imported goods and house-made favorites. It is family run, packed with Italian products that...
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Greensboro woman wins $100,000 after buying scratch-off at gas station
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Sarah Caldwell, of Greensboro, bought a $30 scratch-off and won a $100,000 prize, according to an NC Education Lottery news release. Caldwell bought her winning MAX-A-MILLION ticket from Aly USA on South Regional Road in Greensboro. She arrived at lottery headquarters Monday to claim her prize. After required state and federal […]
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Elkin residents showcase Chatham Mill style at Carolina Classic Fair
A grandmother and granddaughter duo showcased some unique fashion with a local twist at the Carolina Classic Fair earlier this month in Winston-Salem. Using textiles from sample blankets from the former Chatham Mill in Elkin, Eileen Kerr and her granddaughter Carolina Kerr, designed and modeled repurposed fashion garments, alongside sheep as part of the competitions at the regional fair. Eileen Kerr has been a student of the Yadkin Valley Fiber Center in Elkin for several years. Her most recent classes have been in rigid heddle weaving, indigo dyeing, and beginning and intermediate weaving. She is working on woven twill wraps. For the Carolina Classic competition, Kerr wore a jacket constructed of parts of antique wool blankets from the historic Chatham Textile Mill. Part of the jacket, the sleeves, were sewn of dense wool felt. Embellishments on her wool hat, handbag and her sheep’s wool scarf were made of wet felted wool roving. Carolina Kerr, a fifth grader at Elkin Elementary, modeled a raspberry-colored merino wool sweater. Her scarf, handbag, and her sheep’s scarf were designed and made by her. The base of each item was constructed of antique wool blankets from the Chatham Mill founded in 1877. Decorations on her