James Tasker Fleming, a native of the Inez area in Warren County, continues his story of life in the rural South around the time of the Civil War in his recently published third book, “Southern Dreams: Broken and Fulfilled — Reconstruction 1870-1895, Book II.

Just a few short months after leasing an empty storefront in Warrenton, Stacy Woodhouse is set to open the county’s first distillery — fingers crossed — as soon as February.

Historic Warrenton Food Tour is giving folks something fun to do later this month in a safe, socially distanced way with Winter Warrenton Market. The outdoor pop-up market will be held Saturday, Jan. 30, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on East Macon and East Market streets beside the courthouse in…

She was called the most photographed woman in the world, was Frank Sinatra’s greatest love, and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She lit up the big screen and captured audiences with her natural beauty, poise and earthy acting. Her tumultuous love life made headlines that flew off t…

Is it possible to give or find love if one has never before been loved?

Taking Biblical context and applying present-day stories so the message can be better understood is what the Rev. Canon E.T. Malone, Jr. does when writing his sermons. Now, more than 80 of those sermons preached from 1988-2020 can be found in his latest book, “Sermons Radical & Tradition…

Tour Warrenton is sponsoring a Historic Warrenton Holiday FoodTruck Rodeo from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 12, to benefit the Tour Warrenton Ghost 7Up Sign Restoration Project.

Durham’s dark and mysterious ghost walk

Several years ago when the late Joe Surwill convinced Sean Matthews to join a Lake Gaston Resort bowling team, Matthews thought, “No. Who bowls?”

Mike Gannon hits the water every chance he can get.

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The Warren Artists’ Market is accepting submissions for its seventh anthology entitled, “The House I Live In.”

The virus hit home the other day.

Singer/songwriter and Hollister native Brooke Simpson has achieved yet another milestone in her career as she landed a role in American Reparatory Theater at Harvard University’s revival of the Broadway musical, “1776.” 

The following day-trip article was written just as executive orders were being enacted due to the novel coronavirus. We have chosen to print it now to help share ways that Rosemont is continuing to offer its wines to the public, and as the country begins to discuss plans to reopen the economy.