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Powerful Doc Watson Tribute 'I Am a Pilgrim' Surprises with Star-Studded Cast of Players - Vimarsana News

Powerful Doc Watson Tribute 'I Am a Pilgrim' Surprises with Star-Studded Cast of Players

Diverse roster of artists reinforces the wide musical influence of the legendary guitarist.

Doc Watson at 100: The virtuoso guitarist brought Appalachian music to a worldwide audience and influenced generations of musicians - Vimarsana News

Doc Watson at 100: The virtuoso guitarist brought Appalachian music to a worldwide audience and influenced generations of musicians

The music of North Carolinian Arthel Lane “Doc” Watson is as influential now — more than a decade after his 2012 death — as at any time during his long career. During that time he was arguably America’s most beloved folk musician. Today, Watson is viewed by artists and fans as one of the greatest guitarists of American roots music.

Source: wfae.org
Two new species of crayfish have been revealed by a team of North Carolina scientists - Vimarsana News

Two new species of crayfish have been revealed by a team of North Carolina scientists

The recently revealed Stony Fork and Falls crayfish bring the state's current species total to 51.

Source: wfdd.org
Researchers Discover 2 New Species of Crawfish in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Researchers Discover 2 New Species of Crawfish in North Carolina

To be honest, it is kind of exciting that we're still able to discover new species of anything - even crawfish.

2 new crayfish species discovered off NC mountains - Vimarsana News

2 new crayfish species discovered off NC mountains

Two new species of crayfish were found only in North Carolina and nowhere else on the planet, according to the NC Museum of Natural Sciences.

Source: wbtv.com