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Mike and Theresa Lowe began operating their business, Mike's Farm in 1986. Over the years, he Onslow County couple has succeeded in transforming a family tobacco farm near Richlands, N.C. into a regional Christmas and holiday destination. To accommodate their many seasonal promotions, the couple recently opened the North Carolina Production Barn in 2019, showcasing handmade goods from all the state's 100 counties.
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Seagrove, N.C. is the home of dozens of potters. Notable are Sid Luck, a fifth generation potter and Bobbie Thomas, known for her peices built by hand instead of turned on a wheel. Linda Thorne operates Seagrove Orchids. Jugtown Pottery and the NC Pottery Center are also principal destinations within the Seagrove community encompassing potions of Randolph and Moore Counties.
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Ed Glenn of Greenville, N.C. is founder of New Growth Designs. Originally a faculty member with ECU School of Music, Glenn was drawn into the business of artificial flower design through his wife Jef's operation of her family's local floral business. Glenn's latest invention is his Enduraleaf line, artificial shrubs and trees designed for outdoor use.
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Mitchel County artist Nathan Favors carves bowls from irregular growth in trees known as burls. Favors works with discarded lumber trees, lost either through logging or development.
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Teresa Hernandez's Pura Vida shop in Charlotte is a celebration of Holiday seasons throughout the world. Opened in 2004, Hernandez sees her store as a center of culture and international art.
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A grassroots economic development organization, the Farmville Group has been working since 2011 to revive downtown Farmville.
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