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Busy day coming for veterans next week
ASHEBORO — From noon into the early evening hours, there will be lots of scheduled activities local veterans can partake in on Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Here’s a look at those possibilities. Veterans Day. Schedule of Events. Noon — Closing ceremonies for Field of Honor. South...
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Triad golf facility breaks ground for planned short course
Ground was broken this past week for a short course planned at an upscale Triad public golf facility. Geoff Dail, president of Dail Golf, confirmed the groundbreaking for The Track, a 13-hole short course at Holly Ridge Golf Links, to TriadGolf.com. Dail’s company is handling the design and building with Holly Ridge owner Luke Hollingsworth.
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Gunna Leads N.C. A&T’s 100th Homecoming Concert
Gunna will lead North Carolina A&T’s 100th homecoming concert this Saturday, October 31, with Ella Mai, Yung Miami, KWN and BabyChiefDoit joining the bill. The Hip-Hop and R&B show starts at 7:30 p.m. at First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro. The venue currently lists tickets as on sale. Kirk Franklin...
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MrBeast gives $13k to Greensboro middle school library
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A Greensboro middle school has received a massive gift from one of the internet’s biggest stars. North Carolina native and YouTube star MrBeast awarded Northern Guilford Middle School a $13,000 donation for the school’s library. The award was granted at an event for the release of MrBeast and James Patterson’s book, […]
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Prep roundup: Providence Grove golfer claims 10th in states; Asheboro wins one in flag football in postseason
Providence Grove’s Adison Johnson tied for 10th place in last week’s Class 3A state tournament for girls’ golf. Johnson posted scores of 93 and 87 for 36-over-par 180 across two days at Longleaf Golf & Family Club in Southern Pines. Providence Grove finished fifth in the team...
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Bennett College to sell historic Harriet Tubman painting
Bennett College in Greensboro will sell a historical painting of Harriet Tubman to support the institution's future growth as it marks 100 years as a women's college, according to the college. The painting, "Harriet Tubman," was created in 1931 by Aaron Douglas, a leading artist of the Harlem Renaissance. It...
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Use common sense in celebrating Halloween
Tonight Halloween will be celebrated. Many children and grandchildren will take to the streets in neighborhoods for a time of trick-or-treating and many parents will be along with them. There will be an unusual amount of traffic and pedestrians for several hours. It is a time to drive cautiously and pay attention to children and their parents as they move from house to house and when they cross streets. Keep porch and carport lights on to let kids and parents know that your home is kid-friendly and that they are welcome. Make sure the treats you give are wrapped and safe. Greet kids at the door and present the treats in a bowl and allow them to choose their own treats. Keep a great variety of treats for kids to select from and share some with parents who take quality time to go trick-or-treating with their children.
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Best-selling author Charlie Lovett to visit Page's Books
For writers, the path to success, or at least sustainability, often means long hours writing, day after day, over the course of years. For Charlie Lovett, it also meant seizing opportunity when it came — in whatever form. The New York Times best-selling novelist and non-fiction writer will be at Pages Books & Coffee on Nov. 5 to talk about his latest novel, “The Paradox Club” and his writing career during a Read Between the Wines event slated to begin at 6 p.m. “The Paradox Club,” released in September, is one of more than a half-dozen novels Lovett has published, along with a wide range of essays, short pieces, non-fiction books and children’s plays. It’s that last category where Lovett got his start. “I think as a writer, as an emerging writer, and that’s what I was in my younger days, you have to take the opportunities that present themselves.” He explained that in those emerging years, his wife was an elementary school teacher who was dissatisfied with the quality of live productions available for schools to put on the stage with their students. The Winston-Salem native had earned a bachelor of arts degree in theater at Davidson College in