Seagrove News

The center dedicated to supporting North Carolina's potters is in danger of closing unless it raises $100,000 to continue supporting the state's most enduring art form, supporters say in a letter.

Supporters of the North Carolina Pottery Center in Seagrove say it is in danger of closing unless it raises $100,000 to continue supporting the state's most enduring art form.

Two Asheboro gas stations are selling gas for just $3.59 a gallon. Most gas stations are still selling gasoline for $4 a gallon on more.

Pottery is an established tradition in North Carolina, but an installation of more than 120 pieces at N.C. State University's Gregg Museum of Art & Design reminds us of its precarious history and its survival ...

Pottery lovers are torn between two factions that have surfaced in an area famed for quality of life, environmental beauty and appreciation of history and the arts.

Two groups are asking Seagrove for permits to hold pottery festivals the weekend before Thanksgiving.

Above, Phil Morgan, a potter from Seagrove who supports the traditional festival, smoothes a piece.

Moore County sheriff's deputies arrested a Seagrove man and his father Sunday on charges of marijuana and moonshine production.

Rising fuel costs are driving several fire departments in Randolph County to make pleas for an increase in fire tax district rates.

Moore County sheriff's deputies arrested a Seagrove man and his father Sunday on charges of marijuana and moonshine production.

A Moore County father and son were charged on Father's Day with manufacturing moonshine and growing marijuana.

The potters of Moore County and Seagrove are declaring their independence and setting up their own fall pottery festival.

Organizers were pleased at the turnout for the Berry Flower Faire held recently at Camellia Parke Shopping Center at Olmsted Village.

One of the only things that remains from the ancient civilizations is pottery - the bowls and jugs crafted by human hands thousands of years ago.

Price: Tiles $25 to $100, vases $85 to $400, bowls $150 to $400, platters $400 to $500 Where to buy: Museum Store at N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences, 11 W. Jones St., Raleigh, 733-7450, www.naturalsciences.org ...

The Sunrise Theater audience attending the recent Piney Awards celebration put on by PineStraw magazine had the pleasure of being entertained by Stoney Creek, a quartet of local musicians, who add a touch of ...

Master potter, musician and storyteller Glenn Bolick has been called a "mountain renaissance man," because of his wide variety of interests.

How often does someone stumble across a talent they didn't know existed? Well for Frank Ray, he discovered a passion he didn't realize he had 10 years ago after seeing information in a newspaper about a pottery ...

The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area - by Lane Harvey Brown The Business Journal Serving the Greater Triad Area Proponents of creating a tourism region centered around Uwharrie National Forest have ...

“This expansion now gives Moll medical molding capability in three of our five plants”

Moll Industries announced it is building a 2,500-square-foot, Class 100,000 clean room in its facility in Empalme, Sonora, Mexico. via The Dispatch