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That is the story told. Wilmington North Carolina is the main story city on the coast here. The exhibit that we are looking at today is called stories, it explores the history of wilmington and power county from the earliest inhabitants up to the 20th century. What people saw when they came here was an ocean of trees, they ,aw these majestic tall trees they became the bedrock of the economy. The trees are called longleaf pines. Huge placeo cover a of what becamesouth. They have these long pine n...

From 1979 till 2020, a lot of hunters went to one place to have their deers processed during hunting season – Moore’s Deer Processing.

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In 1941 Auton Kirby borrowed some money and purchased 160 acres of prime farmland in Alpharetta and today’s Milton. Appen columnist Bob Meyers tells the story in this edition of

Edward K. “Eddie” Dunn Jr., former president and chief operating officer of Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust Co. whose philanthropic efforts were shaped by a deep and abiding Catholic faith, died March 31 from complications of Alzheimer’s disease.

We might be one month into 2022, but that doesn't mean you should miss out on the 11 other months of great local images

Ventnor Heritage Centre have chosen a fabulous Victorian snowy scene for their Christmas card this year and also have great calendars for 2022. Don't miss out

A look back at moments that have meant Thanksgiving in the Port City

Column: Was Wauka higher, or did it just shrink? Johnny Vardeman The city of Gainesville is razing the old Turner, Wood & Smith Insurance building on Brenau Avenue. That building has had a variety of uses. In the 1940s, it was a Big Star supermarket, and in the 1950s it became Colonial Stores. During the 1980s, it was home to the Social Security office.  Then the insurance agency moved into it from nearby Bradford Street. And, after Turner, Wood & Smith ...

Pickerings toyshop at 28 High Ousegate. Picture: Derek Reed MOST of us are probably still wrapping up those last-minute Christmas presents or - the younger ones among us, at least - waiting with feverish impatience for December 25 to dawn so we can tear them all open and scatter the wrapping paper across the living room floor. One reader, however, has been casting his mind back to the 1940s and 1950s - the days when toys were toys, rather than digital gadgets or smartphone apps. When Dere...