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Li'l Friday: NC Blueberry Festival, Rebelution, Juneteenth - Vimarsana News

Li'l Friday: NC Blueberry Festival, Rebelution, Juneteenth

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — Li’l Friday is a weekly roundup of events in art, music, theater, comedy, pop-up markets and more. All events featured were scheduled as of…

Cape Fear River Watch to host 'State of the River' forum - Vimarsana News

Cape Fear River Watch to host 'State of the River' forum

"The State of the River Forum offers a unique opportunity to learn from experts, and to network and brainstorm with people who understand the issues first-hand, and those who can get things done to effect positive change," organizers said.

Youthful creation: Over 300 artworks showcase young talent at CAM's 'Kids State of the Art' - Vimarsana News

Youthful creation: Over 300 artworks showcase young talent at CAM's 'Kids State of the Art'

WILMINGTON — Among plenty of pet and self-portraits, a lego sculpture, and even a 3D rendering of a sub sandwich, 316 pieces of art make their debut to the…

Environmental Factor - July 2022: North Carolina Fish Forum turns research collaboration into action - Vimarsana News

Environmental Factor - July 2022: North Carolina Fish Forum turns research collaboration into action

NIEHS grantees and their partners promote safe fish consumption in the Tar Heel State.

Source: nih.gov
'Boundless': New sculpture in North Carolina honors Black soldiers who helped win the Civil War - Vimarsana News

'Boundless': New sculpture in North Carolina honors Black soldiers who helped win the Civil War

Stephen Hayes' sculpture pays tribute to the United States Colored Troops whose victory in a February 1865 skirmish led to the fall of Wilmington, N.C., the Confederacy's last seaport.