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.

For teachers, students, families—everyone! Experience the North Carolina Museum of History digitally on the History at Home page. Explore the museum's exhibits, search the collections, tune into podcasts, check out blog posts, and enrich learning with History-at-Home Learning Packets for K-1…

On Friday, March 20, at 7:30 p.m., America’s premiere political-musical-satire troupe is coming to the Seby B. Jones Performing Arts Center at Louisburg College. 

Harrigan’s Pub at Lakeland Performing Arts Center in Littleton opens again for a St. Patrick’s Day cabaret celebration this weekend. 

Warren County Memorial Library celebrates Women’s History Month through literacy, culture, and the arts. The highlight will be three special programs featuring scholars offering a unique look into women’s history. In addition to these programs, the library will have celebratory book displays…

“Conversations in Nature” is the perfect title for Dianne T. Rodwell’s solo exhibition of paintings and encaustics tiles at Andrejev Galleries in Louisburg. 

Local author Terry Alston Jones found herself among like-minded peers as she exhibited her first book, “A Summer with No Ice Cream,” on Feb. 22 in Washington, D.C., in conjunction with the prestigious Association for the Study of African American Life and History’s 94th Annual Black History …

On a busy street in downtown Raleigh, amid the high-rise buildings that mark the changing landscape of the rapidly developing Triangle area, sits a small two-story gable-front brick house blatantly out of time and place with its surroundings. Pope House Museum is the restored home of Dr. Man…

Singer/songwriter Brooke Simpson performs a Valentine’s evening concert at Lakeland Cultural Arts Center in Littleton, near where she was raised in the Hollister community. A finalist on the televised singing competition “The Voice” in 2017, Simpson and her band shared with Friday’s audience…