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Bayner Afituk taught himself to ride a bicycle.   “I just picked up the bike and started riding,” he says. “And I was like, oh, I’m going to try ride down

For some of us, this exercise has been a nostalgic walk down memory lane, for others an excuse to learn more about our industry’s earliest successes...

LEXINGTON — J. Lewis Brown, 91, formerly of Lexington, NC, passed away on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2023, at Piedmont Crossing in Thomasville. He was born in Lexington on July

Jean Biesecker Brown, 89, formerly of Lexington, NC, passed away September 8, 2023, at Piedmont Crossing in Thomasville. Jean was born in Lexington on December 19, 1933, to Charlie Guy

The city of West Point welcomed thousands of visitors today for an annual Labor Day Weekend event, called the Prairie Arts Festival

Rega celebrates its half century by making its longest-lived classic turntable just a little bit more classic

Clearaudios first-ever turntable is reborn, as the German vinyl meisters turn 45. We speak with Robert Suchy.

In 2009, the Naiad began purely as a research and development engineering exercise. The rest, as they say, is history...

From coffee-table books to a Vinyl Detective crime fiction series, here are our recommended reads about vinyl records.

Roy Gandy stood on Rotary ramp number 800 Saturday remembering ramp number one. The first recipient had suffered from polio and had a terrible time trying to get in and out of his home. Gandy and fellow Rotarians were there to install an air conditioner for the Madison County man, but it was obvious, he needed a ramp. “He was a good guy, but he was crawling in and out of his house,” said Gandy. “That ramp was our first one, a 24-footer. It took us most of the day to do it.” ...