Arts & Culture Generate $2.12 Billion for NC
The Winston-Salem Journal reported that “spending on arts and culture in Forsyth County is up $20 million since 2010,” according to a study performed by Americans for the Arts, a […]
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Spring Conference Media Coverage
If you’re going to join us on Saturday at Spring Conference, that’s proof you haven’t been living under a rock these past few months. Because the North Carolina Writers’ Network […]
Penelope Niven, RIP
Penelope Niven, the critically acclaimed biographer of Carl Sandburg and Thornton Wilder, has died. She was seventy-five. “She was just a beautiful person inside and out,†said poet and biographer […]
Dr. Maya Angelou, RIP
The Winston-Salem Journal is reporting that beloved poet, actress, and activist Dr. Maya Angelou has died at the age of 86. WXII 12 News has confirmed. Dr. Angelou lived in […]
“Get Ourselves Back to the Garden”
NCWN member Sheri Castle and her new book The New Southern Garden Cookbook is the focus of a nice article in today’s Winston-Salem Journal. Now y’all excuse me while I […]
What a Way to Start a Sunday
The above-the-fold, front page headline staring at me from this morning’s Winston-Salem Journal reads: NONPROFITS’ FUNDING IN JEOPARDY As I said here earlier, all of us in North Carolina have […]
NC Census Figures Released
The results of the 2010 United States Census have been released, showing that Wake and Mecklenburg counties experienced – by leaps and bounds – the largest and fastest population growth […]