editorial
Editorial: An Opinion on Country Living
Editorial by Brian Sprague I was speaking with my wife the other day and she was telling me a story about her drive back to our house with her parents. She told me that as she […]
Month: July 2016
national
One-handed Woman will Pedal over 1,000 Miles around Oahu
Honors 12 Fallen Marines and Sponsors Service Canines for Wounded Vets A woman who was born without a left hand and therefore was denied enlistment in the military will pedal 12 times around Oahu alone […]
local-nc
Mild to Hot: Zebulon Wing Place Stands Out
At Nina’s Wing Corner, the main challenge is deciding what flavor — or flavors — to add to your chicken wings. Their wing flavor list includes more than 30 sauces and dry rubs, ranging from mild to intensely hot. Daring […]
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Take a Break at Raleigh Oak Park Tea Room
By Kay Whatley, Editor One lump or two? Would you like Wi-Fi with that? Stop by for a tea break at the Oak Park tea room. For about five dollars, you can get a pot of […]
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Puzzles Page: July 8, 2016
Click the link below to download the puzzles from this issue. 2016 July 8 — online puzzles PDF — from The Grey Area newspaper, www.greyareanews.com. Answer posted on next week’s puzzle page.
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The Strange-ness: Mountainside Ten Commandments
Deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains lies the town of Murphy NC. The mountains near Murphy are home to a 200-acre Bible-themed park and its giant Ten Commandments representation. Visitors are invited to walk up Burger Mountain past five-foot letters […]
events
Tarboro NC Holding Senior Fan Giveaway, Family Events
Heat Relief/Fan Give Away On July 1, 2016, the Town of Tarboro announced that it has acquired fans to be given away to help Senior Tarboro NC residents deal with the summer heat. To receive a […]
news
Hickory NC Concert Hall Partners with Acoustic Stage
Contributed by Natalie Stachon, Meg Jenkins Locke, and Bill Bost The Crossing at Hollar Mill will be the new home for Acoustic Stage. Focusing primarily on acoustic music by national acts and music that has its roots in folk, […]
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Franklinton NC Afternoon Tea with Artist Clina Polloni
By Donna Campbell Smith, FCAC Assistant Coordinator Franklin County Arts Council’s Afternoon Tea with the Artist will feature their third artist of this summer series. They invite the public visit with artist Clina Polloni at the […]
events
Knightdale Chamber Offering On-Line Presence Class
The Knightdale Chamber of Commerce class, “Maximizing Your Company’s On-Line Presence,” is scheduled for July 19, 2016, 10-11:30am. Members will learn how to: Maximize your company’s brand on the Chamber’s website Increase your brand awareness to drive […]
events
Activate Drama Entering Fairy Tale World in “Into the Woods”
Contributed by Stephen Moen “I wish…” It’s such a harmless thing to make a wish. Or is it? Activate Drama takes you into the world of fairy tale with two performances of Stephen Sondheim’s and James […]
national
DC Living Earth Festival Highlights Native Performances, Food and Culture
Free Three-Day Festival Includes Native Cooking Symposium, Food Tastings and Artist Demonstrations Released by Lisa Austin and Casey Smith, Smithsonian Institute The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian brings the best of traditional knowledge and traditions to […]
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NC Wildlife Holding Coyote Workshops
Released by Jessie Birckhead, ncwildlife.org The NC Wildlife Resources Commission, along with NC State Cooperative Extension and USDA Wildlife Services, is holding two coyote conflict management workshops for landowners who want to learn about available […]
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Pet Licensing Clinic in Arvada CO is July 23
Released by City of Arvada Public Safety In a continuing effort to serve all areas of Arvada, Colorado, the Arvada Police Animal Management Unit will host its next pet licensing clinic at the Lake Arbor Community […]
news
North Carolina Ports Welcomes Largest Ever Container Ship
Released by NC Dept. of Transportation North Carolina officials welcomed the largest containership to visit the Port of Wilmington. The Hanjin Baltimore, measuring 984 feet in length and 140 feet in width, is the first […]
national
Blood Donors Needed Nationwide
Red Cross Reports Critical Blood Shortage; Blood, Platelet Donors Needed Now The American Red Cross issued an emergency appeal July 5, 2016, asking eligible blood and platelet donors to give as soon as possible. Right now, […]
national
Denver CO Dentists’ Group Plans ADA Extraction
Call for General Dentists to Declare Their Independence from the American Dental Association Released by Dean Rotbart, Team 1500 Inspired by America’s Declaration of Independence, a group of dentists and other concerned healthcare professionals are calling […]
events
First Friday Coffee
The Nashville Chamber of Commerce invites local chamber members, residents, and public servants to come together for coffee on the first Friday of each month. Come to the Nashville Exchange Steakhouse and Cafe, 229 W […]
national
Sweet News as Honey Consumption Rising in US
USDA Estimates Annual Honey Consumption of Nearly One Pound Per Person Released by Jessica Schindler, nhb.org According to latest data from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the National Honey Board announces that honey consumption […]
editorial
Dr. Nicholas’ Corner: Philoxenia
Contributed by Nicholas Pediaditakis, MD, DLFAPA Last article, I wrote about xenophobia — a nasty human trait threatening our civilization, even our presence on this earth. Now I want to write about Philoxenia –- i.e., the […]
news
NC Olde Beau Golf and Country Club Complex Being Offered At Public Auction
Released by Tom McInnis, ironhorseauction.com It was announced July 1, 2016, by the owners of Olde Beau, Legendary College Basketball Commentator Billy Packer and The Kurt Kennington Estate of Charlotte NC, that the Olde Beau Golf and Country […]
national
Be Safe July 4th: Alcohol, Torch Fuel, Fireworks Pose Poison Risks
American Association of Poison Control Centers Provides Safety Recommendations for July 4th Celebrations Released by Angela Gonzales, aapcc.org As millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day this weekend, the American Association of Poison Control Centers […]
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Puzzles Page: July 1, 2016
Click the link below to download the puzzles from this issue. 2016 July 1 — online puzzles PDF — from The Grey Area newspaper, www.greyareanews.com. Answer posted on next week’s puzzle page.