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Randolph County Achieves Balance Between Business, Pleasure
Nestled in the center of the state‚ tucked against the breathtaking Uwharrie National Forest‚ lies a haven for nature lovers‚ business owners and families looking for a quality way of life.
Asheboro Artist Finds Niche Carving Slate
Andrew Montgomerys decision to embrace his artistic talent rather than ignore it was prompted by the wag of a finger.
Asheboro Artist Crafts Synthetic Rock into Rugged Works of Art
Sculptor Dwight M. Holland has carved a rock-solid career out of work that many people might find unusual.
Mutual Benefits Grow from Randolph County Day-Care, Retirement Home Partnership
The unique relationship between a local day care and retirement center has created a perfect union‚ adding spontaneity for residents of the retirement center and more nurturing for the youngsters.
Randolph Arts Guild Promotes Heritage and History
According to a recent study by the Travel Industry Association and Smithsonian magazine‚ North Carolina is one of the top 10 destinations in the country for cultural and heritage tourism travelers. Programs like the 1000/100 Project‚ a statewide cultural tourism initiative‚ and heritage-rich destinations like Randolph County are two reasons why.
Retired Asheboro Police Officer’s Flint-Knapping Raises Money for Charity
In his 36 years as an Asheboro police officer‚ it was the people that kept Robert Crutchfield excited about his work.
NC Pottery Center Celebrates Area’s Craft Heritage
The small town of Seagrove is one of the countrys oldest communities of working potters‚ so it is not surprising that it was chosen as the site for the North Carolina Pottery Center.
Downtown Asheboro is Buzzing with Events, Art, Entertainment and Retail
There’s a new surge of creative energy in downtown Asheboro.
Retired Randolph County Professor Uses Design Skills as a Freelancer
Lenton Slack says “boring is something I do not do.”
Huge Baseball Sculptures Grace First Horizon Park in Randolph County
When passing First Horizon Park‚ do not be startled to find six colossal baseballs that look to be the playthings of a giant.
Randolph County Still Nurtures Rich Agricultural Tradition
Like most of the pastures and grain fields stitched across Randolph Countys agricultural quilt‚ Bobby Allens dairy farm is a family design.
Seagrove Earns Worldwide Attention for its Pottery-Making Artisans
With only 264 residents‚ Seagrove is a tiny whisper of a town‚ but the community says “pottery!” loud and clear.
Longtime Photographer Returns to Randolph Community College to Teach
After 29 years in the business‚ portrait and fine-art photographer Ashley Fetner has gone back to the one that brought him to the dance.
Asheboro Police Chief Follows in his Father’s Footsteps
The thing Asheboro Police Chief Gary Mason loves most about his job is simply seeing that the right thing is done.
Asheboro’s 77-Year-Old Sunset Theatre Back in the Spotlight
The old Sunset Theatre is taking a lead role in Asheboros downtown revitalization. Already back in business‚ plans are in place for an extensive renovation of the 1929 movie theater.
Sculptor Turns Trash into Works of Art
When artist Mike Durham looks at a discarded bicycle seat, he doesn’t see refuse, he sees the beginning of a unique sculpture.
Crafting a Tradition
Handcrafted pottery has been a thriving cottage industry in Randolph County for more than a century. Dozens of pottery studios surround the tiny town of Seagrove, 15 miles south of Asheboro
Richard Petty Is City’s Favorite Son
In the heart of Randleman is a tribute to the city’s favorite son.
Aviation Hall of Fame Has Air of Distinction
The plane truth is that Asheboro is home to the North Carolina Aviation Museum and Hall of Fame.
Pisgah Covered Bridge Has Long Life Span
There are only two remaining covered bridges in North Carolina, and one of them is in Randolph County.
