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The Unnatural Resources Fair in Greenville, North Carolina showcases adult and child creations made from reused items. The fair is hosted by the Unnatural Resources Institute, founded by Jacqueline Ponder. The institute’s mission is to promote and inspire creative and different ways to reuse materials.
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North Carolina has one of the country’s worst problems with hunger, especially among the state’s children. To fight childhood hunger, the North Carolina Pork Council and the North Carolina Association of Feeding America Food Banks have launched a multi-pronged campaign called The Food Effect. The campaign is a social network designed to educate, involve and unite citizens in supporting food banks.
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The Andy Griffith museum in Mount Airy sits next to the Andy Griffith Playhouse, about a half-mile from the actor’s boyhood home. Officially opened late September, the museum boasts the largest collection of Griffith memorabilia. The museum collection comes from a collector named Emmett Forrest, and donations from other actors.
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North Carolina has thirteen outdoor theaters, more than any of the other states with outdoor dramas. The art form began in 1937 with the production of The Lost Colony in Manteo, and most of the outdoor dramas are historical dramatizations of North Carolina’s heritage or traditional theater classics. This article provides a list of 2010 summer productions and descriptions of each.
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30852
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This travel guide describes fifteen travel destinations, three in each of five regions across North Carolina. The destinations are a mix of well-known and not-so-well-known places, places for kids, places for nature lovers, history enthusiasts and shoppers. Also provided is a listing of travel information resources.
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North Carolina offers a variety of travel options for people who enjoy horseback riding. Love Valley, a western-themed town northwest of Statesville, provides visitors with accommodations and a horse to ride throughout their stay. Other options include guest ranches, horse farms, bed and breakfasts, and overnight horseback riding excursions.
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