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Neil Bromilow is a widower, father, grandfather, and twice retired civil engineer. "Retired" is a very relative term as Neil has remained quite active in a number of civic and community pursuits in the Central North Carolina town of Gibsonville, where he and Estelle raised their family. These days, Neil spends a good bit of his time at the helm of the Gibsonville Garden Railroad, over 2900 feet of G-scale train tracks with 22 trains running at one time. This wonderland attracts a growing multitude of visitors each year, wowing children of all ages in all seasons. Learn more about Neil and the Gibsonville Garden Railroad at https://gibsonvillegardenrailroad.com/ Support the Show.Have comments or questions for us? Interested in sharing your story on Aging Well? Please send your information and questions to Hugh via email at willowwaycreations@gmail.com or through any of our social media links on our website, findingbeautyinthegray.com. We'd love to hear from you and appreciate your feedback. Leaving feedback on your podcast host site (Apple, Spotify, etc.) is the single most important and effective way for us to stay viable and to continue to bring you great stories and helpful resources. And if you are enjoying the show and getting value from our topics and guests, we would most welcome your financial support. Producing a quality resource does require appreciable financial investment. Thank you!

On a Thursday Drive, Josh tells which Carolina Panther the team might regret signing, gives his picks, after a losing week, in Graham's Gamblin, starts to get a little curious about a Bryce Young conspiracy theory, Trip Durham, of the NC Sports Hall of Fame, joins the show to tell what he expects the scene to look like when College Gameday is at Duke, this weekend, NFL legend, Torry Holt, joins the show to talk pulling tobacco in Gibsonville and what his emotions will be, if he finally is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and Brooke Pryor, of ESPN, joins the show to tell whether or not she is a believer in Tar Heel football.

As a child growing up in Gibsonville, N.C., Torry Holt occasionally pulled tobacco for $5 an hour. Holt would later grow up to make millions in the NFL after starring at N.C. State, where the wide receiver was named the ACC's Player of the Year in 1998. Our interview subject this week for “Sports Legends of the Carolinas,” Holt once scored five touchdowns in a single game for the Wolfpack against Florida State. Following an All-American senior season at N.C. State, he was drafted No. 6 overall by the St. Louis Rams in 1999. Holt quickly won a Super Bowl with the Rams as a rookie and became an essential part of an offense quarterbacked by Kurt Warner and known as “The Greatest Show on Turf.” He made the Pro Bowl seven times and had six consecutive seasons of 1,300 or more receiving yards. Now 47, Holt has moved back to the Raleigh area. There, he and his brother Terrence, also a former NFL player, run Holt Brothers Inc., and are involved in a variety of business and philanthropic ventures, including a successful construction company and a charitable foundation that supports children who have a parent with cancer. This conversation was conducted while Holt was visiting Charlotte, serving in his role as an NFL global flag football ambassador for a USA Football event. The interview is edited for clarity and brevity. Sports Legends of the Carolinas is hosted by Scott Fowler. It's produced by Loumay Alesali, Jeff Siner and Kata Stevens. Our interns on this production are Zoe Williams and Christina Silvestri. For lots more on the show, visit https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sportslegends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maghon Taylor is celebrating 10 years in retail and she's here to tell us how she built such a creative, beautiful and community-integrated business!  All She Wrote Notes is a brick and mortar store in Gibsonville, North Carolina that offers beautiful stationery, books, lettering classes and more. Think of a book fair and a colorful “pop-up” and a boutique all in one!  And, an exciting announcement: Betty Confetti #2 comes out October 3rd!    Growth and Wisdom Highlights: We have natural seasons in our business growth. Choose to feel contentment with where you are right now and just revel in your progress. How her business partnership with her dad has blossomed.   Take-aways: Consider limiting your hours of availability to create more sustainability. Remember how helpful it is to shop directly from creatives instead of buying their products on Amazon. Find ways to keep adding in your personal touch to each of your sales.     Thanks for listening! I'm happy to be back in the studio to chat with you each week!

Welcome to the show! I have the absolute joy of getting to share a conversation with my dear friend and incredible artist and businesswoman, Maghon Taylor. Maghon talks to us about how it is okay to get our hopes up, how she found her own way to healing after heartbreak, and we also celebrate Maghon's grand opening of her brick and mortar studio in Gibsonville, North Carolina. Tune in to this episode and of course, grab your favorite pen! Maghon Taylor is on a mission to spread happiness through her handwriting. As the founder of All She Wrote Notes, a calligraphy studio based in North Carolina. She's a best-selling author and award-winning artist, speaker, and educator whose life motto is Work hard, stay sweet, trust God and love deep. Her work has been featured nationally with Hallmark Good Morning America, Medium and Grade.  She's worked with well-loved brands such as Starbucks, Anthropologie, Michaels and Dayspring. Her happy hand-lettering can be found on gift shop shelves nationwide. She loves bright colors, making people smile and turning her mistakes into confetti. Maghon is living her dream in North Carolina alongside her husband and middle school sweetheart, Chris Taylor and their sweet son, Vance. She has built her first brick and mortar studio space in Gibsonville, North Carolina that officially opened in May 2022. Let's dive in! In this Episode You'll Learn:  [04:36] A quick snippet about Maghon [07:07] How I first met Maghon. [09:18] Why Maghon was afraid at the beginning of 2022 [11:10] Where Maghon's joy comes from [14:46] Maghon's first time writing on positivity and why choosing to be positive is important to her [18:57] Maghon's story from domestic violence, skin cancer, and how she started her life over again after being heartbroken  [23:25] The Confetti Story   [24:44] It is okay to make mistakes and rise up again [31:00] Why it is important to believe in yourself and Maghon's discernment [35:01] Maghon's urges and how she has started being more obedient to them [37:02] How it looks like to live a life of obedience and what it does to someone's spirit [41:49] One of the most devastating things for Maghon in 2020 [45:44] Why you should be faithful with all the blessings that you have [47:11] The greatest impact you will ever make is in your home [51:02] Maghon's reasons for quitting her full-time work, despite enjoying it. [53:10] Why you should not wait until you are ready to start your dream [55:08] Her advice for cheering for others [57:58] Maghon's theme song [58:30] What Maghon needs a hug about   Quotes:  “But for me, choosing to be positive just means that you do believe that better things are coming, like you believe, like, even on a bad day that tomorrow is gonna be better, like you believe in a hard season that like there's going to be a rainbow after.” [16:39] “Sometimes there's not a bad decision. Like sometimes there's two good things that either one of them are gonna be good, you're gonna be okay either way.“ [40:03] “Like the greatest, like, the most important impact you'll ever make, is it your home like is within this walls of your house.” [47:11] “You don't have to wait until you're ready. Like you do not have to wait until you have it all figured out. To take a step.” [53:10] “If you are uniquely you, the only competition you have is you.” [56:12] Connect with Maghon Taylor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allshewrotenotes Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/MaghonTaylor/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allshewrotenotes/ YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIZfKIb98XBKuTujkEraO4w Website: https://www.allshewrotenotes.com/   Connect with Rachel Follow Rachel on Instagram: @rachelcamfield Follow the podcast on Instagram: @themothers.embrace Rachel's Website: https://www.rachelcamfield.com/ Rachel's Links: https://www.rachelcamfield.com/welcome Share Your Story: https://bit.ly/tmeshare  For Educators: https://bit.ly/tmeforeducators  Ask a Question on the podcast: https://forms.gle/PN4d6LVqPGgMfzhM8   Course: Better Boundaries    Resources: Podcast: 24th Workshop episode tune in here: Workshop Your Dream + One Year Celebration - Rachel Camfield Maghon Taylor's Books: Happy Hand Lettering, Betty Confetti, 100 Days of Praise and Positivity.

Join me as I chat with calligrapher, author, mom-trepreneur , Maghon Taylor! Maghon Taylor is on a mission to spread happiness through her handwriting as the founder of All She Wrote Notes®, a calligraphy studio based in North Carolina.  She's a bestselling author, an award winning artist, a speaker and educator who's life motto is Work Hard, Stay Sweet, Trust God and Love Deep.  Her work has been featured nationally with Hallmark, Good Morning America, Medium and Parade  and she's worked with well loved brands such as Starbucks, Anthropologie, Michael's and DaySpring.  Her happy hand lettering can be found on gift shop shelves nationwide.  She loves bright colors, making people smile and turning her mistakes into confetti.  Maghon is living her dream in North Carolina alongside her husband (and middle school sweetheart) Chris Taylor and their sweet son, Vance.  She's currently building her first brick and mortar studio space in Gibsonville, set to open in early 2022.    Follow Maghon on Instagram @allshewrotenotes and visit her site www.allshewrotenotes.com  Follow Kasey on Instagram for daily content @itskaseypotts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaseyskorner/support

The women of the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina make a strong, beautiful, powerful portion of the population. Yet somehow they keep turning up missing or even murdered. In the spring of 2017, the bodies of three young mothers were found disposed of like garbage. Though no one is sure how many of these cases are connected, a community lives in absolute fear that a serial killer may be preying on their women. Join us this week for our calls to action in observance of the MMIW National Week of Action, April 29th to May 5th 2022. We had to make a choice on which of the thousands of cases we could share tonight. We wish we could fit them all in, and we hope that you'll be inspired to learn about more. These are the cases of Rhonda Jones, Christina Bennett, and Megan Oxendine. We will also share with you a few more of the unsolved missing and murdered Lumbee women in an effort to keep these cases on everyone's hearts: Cynthia Jacobs, Sarah Nicole Graham, Lauren Holmes, Lisa Hardin, and Michelle Driggers. Listener discretion is advised. If you have any information about ANY of the unsolved crimes I spoke of tonight, please leave an anonymous top for the Robeson County Sheriff's Department at robesoncoso.org/reach-out/tips or contact the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigations at 800- 334-3000 Join the rally to support MMIW and their families on April 30th in Gibsonville at Northeast Park at 10amVisit the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center for LOTS of action steps you can take from anywhere: https://www.niwrc.org/mmiwnatlweek22 For more information visit us at LostSoulsofAmerica.comTo submit a case please fill out at form at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/11GBgTu8FMrKLUAoDxXc-0Ao7EuSuqkTbMbKENL1b-Jw/editVisit us on social media @lostsoulsofamericaFollow host Jamie Day @lovejamiedayMusic by Aaron Schilb aaronschilb.comArchildsproductions.com

The Sports Shop is honored to talk to a special guest who has had a very successful career, Mr. Torry Holt.  This football star had an amazing NFL career, primarily with the St. Louis Rams, winning a Super Bowl and going to seven Pro Bowls as part of the “Greatest Show on Turf.” Holt led the league in receiving yards twice and was selected to the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 2000s. At NC State, Holt was a standout student-athlete who set numerous school records, earned first-team All-American honors and was the ACC Player of the Year in 1998. He is currently sixth on the ACC's career receiving yards list with 3,379. The sixth overall pick in the 1999 NFL Draft, Holt grew up in Gibsonville and was a star high school athlete at Eastern Guilford. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Rams WR Torry Holt joins Trey and reflects on his terrific football career. Holt shares about his unusual finger injuries, how he started to blossom into a star at NC State, when he was drafted by the Rams No. 6 overall in 1999 and the party his family held in Gibsonville, NC, how the Rams dealt with losing Trent Green in 1999, how Kurt Warner and the Greatest Show on Turf started off hot in 1999, the NFC Championship Game vs the Bucs in 1999, Super Bowl 34 against the Tennessee Titan, Mike Jones' legendary tackle of Kevin Dyson to secure a championship for St. Louis, Dick Vermeil's departure and Mike Martz's ascension to be the head coach (29:00), his memory play escorting Az-Zahir Ali Hakim on a long TD to open the 2000 season, Super Bowl 36 loss to Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, and why Holt has earned the recognition of being in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Brittany Pate is the owner/operator of Wearology, a boutique based in Gibsonville, NC as well as online. We discuss the inception of the store, transitioning from full-time teaching to full-time entrepreneur in the midst of a pandemic, and what it means to sell ethically sourced clothing. Hope you enjoy! Follow Brittany and Wearology Insta/Facebook: @wearology_nc Website: www.wearologync.com ________________________________________ SPONSOR - Cardinal Chiropractic & Sports Recovery - www.cardinalchirosports.com SPONSOR - Alamance Kaffee Werks - www.akwcoffee.com

Y'all wanna watch some southern style wrasslin? You've come to the right place as Andrew Vendelis and Taylor Yates take a look at Matt & Jeff Hardy's return to the mid-atlantic on their quest for tag team gold from 2017 in Gibsonville, NC. Taylor and Andrew also break down all the action from the St. Patrick's Day editions of AEW and NXT, including the early match of the year contender in Britt Baker and Thunder Rosa's unsanctioned lights out match.Follow:RWR podcast: twitter.com/regwresreviewECCW: twitter.com/xelitecombatxAndrew: twitter.com/vendelistweetsTaylor: twitter.com/ECCWGM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/regularwrestlingreview/support

S Is high stakes but pales in comparison to the stakes for every individual when it comes to their eternal destination. Our country seems divided right down the middle politically and it would be easy as conservative Christian to say this divide lines up with the sheep and the goats, I.e. Trump supporters are going to be saved and the rest will not , that’s not true of course and the fact that it’s not true should be a reminder that we should identify ourselves first and foremost with our allegiance to our Savior Jesus Christ and our identity as a child of the most High God and not by any earthly affiliation or group or political party. One of the truths of the Bible that I have struggled with is the fact that there is a Hell and that those who choose not to accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior will spend an eternity in torment. Rather than responding to that struggle by trying to rationalize what is clearly taught in the Bible, a better response on my part Would be to have a renewed sense of urgency to share the Gospel with those I have access to in my life.  We all have an area of influence in our life and a big part Of that influence is through our work. This issue of eternal salvation hit home to me this past week after spending several days with a close relative who is an avowed Atheist. We were watching a special on CNN a documentary on Linda Rondstadt. I was very intrigued by this doc because I enjoyed her music growing up but didn’t know much about her. She lived a very impressive life in terms of her music career. She was the first woman to have 5 albums in a row that went platinum. She was the first person to have a hit on the pop, R&B and country charts simultaneously.  She played to large crowds. And won over many with her unique and powerful voice as well as her stage presence and physical beauty. Despite her success in rock and roll she boldly pursued other challenges including winning a Tony after singing on Broadway and producing some powerful traditional Mexican music, honoring her heritage and her Mexican father who was also a musician. At the end of the documentary they showed her in the present day. It was a bit sad because she contracted something like Parkinson’s a number of years ago and lost her ability to sing as she used to along with other physical complications. She never married but had many lovers which seemed a sad to me. It was interesting that nothing was said in the documentary about her spiritual beliefs though they made several references to her political beliefs. I did a quick search and found that though she was raised Catholic she considered herself an Atheist. It hit me that just like my relative, she is currently alive and based on her beliefs is destined for Hell. I thought about writing a letter to her to Share the Gospel. Though I may do that, realistically there are so many unbelievers as well as those whose beliefs are unknown to me with whom, unlike Linda Rondstadt, I actually have some kind of relationship and influence, and that certainly includes my relationships at work.   There’s another aspect to this story I want to share.  We talk about what it means to live Out our faith through our work. Through those conversations we often say that you don’t have to be a minister nor do you have to be proselitizing in order to live Out our faith through our work.  So what do we do? Well, to answer that question let’s talk about LInda Rondstadt.  As an atheist she has a spiritual belief and without a doubt has faith, in fact I would argue it takes more faith to be an atheist than a Christian. She clearly has shown excellence in her work as evidenced by her accomplishments.  She has certainly been rewarded financially for her work. Others have enjoyed the fruits of her labor and befitted from them. despite these truths about what Linda has accomplished and despite the fact that we don’t really know if Linda has lived Out her faith through her work, Based on the Bible and Wikipedia she is destined for Hell. So what is my point? Well, for one thing, Like Linda Rondstadt we can achieve success by the worlds standards through our work but not live out our faith through our work and not go to Heaven. Also, I believe we can go to heaven and not live out our faith through our work. In other words, living out our faith through our work is not about getting to Heaven, that’s true whether we are a plumber, a doctor or a pastor. We are saved by grace through faith in the saving power Of the blood Jesus Christ. So if living out our faith through our work is not about being saved what is it about? One way to answer that question by sharing a devotional from Pastor Brian Biggers, called “As You Go”. To sign up to receive Brian’s First Light Devotionals go to tlcalive.com   "As You Go"     As you go, preach, saying 'the kingdom of heaven is available'! Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils. Freely you have received, freely give. Matthew 10:7-8   Have you ever noticed that Jesus' ministry was an "as you go" ministry? Do you also notice that he commanded us to practice an "as you go" ministry? Through the years of church history ministry has morphed into an "organized, scheduled" ministry instead of what He said it should be. A short reading of scripture reveals that Jesus did not "plan" ministry events. He didn't "organize" healing services, evangelistic outreaches or prophesy conferences. As He moved about His daily routine, He would encounter human needs. It was then as He "ran into" people with needs that He would minister to them in whatever capacity their need called for. That is an "as you go" ministry. There is certainly nothing wrong with planned ministry events where people can come together and receive help. But, are we missing the greatest opportunities to serve and help people by not being "as you go" minded? Our current mindset is, "come to church on Sunday and find help". "I'll call my minister and set up a time for him to help you". Again, nothing wrong with these options. But, do I really need to wait until Sunday to help someone? Do you and I not have the same Holy Spirit living inside of us that Jesus had inside of Him enabling Him to bring Kingdom blessing to others "as He went"? Let’s change (love that word!) the way we think about ministry and become followers of the Man that lived His life always on the lookout for an opportunity to serve someone "Kingdom style". Why do you need to "take a mission trip" to Africa to minister to needy people when you can take one to Walmart for far less money! Why not take a mission trip to help the heathen in Gibsonville, Mebane or Ossipee? If you are feeling really spiritual, head for Saxapahaw! A great life is to head out every morning after praying, "dear Jesus, I am your ambassador today on the lookout for a need to be met. Thank you that you will 'order my steps' to just the right person and fill me with your precious Spirit to meet any need I might encounter"! Then you walk through your day with you "periscope up" looking for chances to bless "as you go"! Wonder what God would do during a day if we adopted an "as you go" mindset to minister? All you have to do to find out is look at Jesus' life.     Thank you for the call to represent you in my corner of the world today! Line me up somebody to bless "as I go" today!   E Cameron Arnett - refused to do partial nudity in a big role - crushed him   L Psa 104:19 The moon marks off the seasons, and the sun knows when to go down. Psa 104:20 You bring darkness, it becomes night, and all the beasts of the forest prowl. Psa 104:21 The lions roar for their prey and seek their food from God. Psa 104:22 The sun rises, and they steal away; they return and lie down in their dens. Psa 104:23 Then man goes out to his work, to his labor until evening. Psa 104:24 How many are your works, O LORD! In wisdom you made them all; the earth is full of your creatures. Interesting how our daily work is listed among other things that are part of daily life in Gods creation, part of Gods works!   Our work matters to God!   A If Podcast not accessible look to  website www.christianmenatwork.com H

Silver Quintette - "Sinner's Crossroads" Five Blind Boys of Alabama - "Prayer Song" Whispering Spirits - "Walk With Me" - Jewel On Tour Vol. 1 Christianairs of Baltimore, MD - "This Man Called Jesus" - We Are The Christianairs Johnson Sisters and Carry Band - "Something Inside of Me" - Johnson Sisters and Carry Band Victory Travelers - "Thank You Jesus" Hebrew Gospel Singers - "Just Let Us Pray" Phillips Temple Harmonizers - "Mary Don't You Weep" Sister Lucille Pope - "Almighty God" Florida Nightingales - "I Have Been Changed" - I God Satisfied With You? Wright Singers - "Words The King Had To Say" - Uphill Journey Spiritual Angels of Gibsonville, N.C. - "Band of Angels" Sensational Bright Stars of Bluff City - "Jesus I Love You" - God Is So Able Singing Larks - "God Is Real" Rev Theotis Taylor - "If I Could Just Hold Out 'Til Tomorrow Comes" Sensational Five Singing Sons - "Lay Down Our Lives For The Lord" - Charge It To Me Spiritual Doves - "If You Are Somebody" - We Have Come This Far By Faith https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/95592

In this episode, we interview Max Lloyd of Grove Winery in Gibsonville, NC. Max originally started a vineyard up in Virginia back in 1995. His family has been growing gapes and making wine for generations, so he was more than happy to carry on the tradition. Max wanted to expand his vineyards, but there wereContinue reading → The post A Haw River Hot Spot appeared first on NC Wine Guys.

Carter Ellis is the lead pastor of The Walk [Faithwalk], a reconciling congregation in Gibsonville, NC.  We sit down and talk about what it means to be a reconciling congregation and the implications have on the lives of her members and community she serves in.

This week's show takes us to Jacksonville for the North Carolina Polynesian Festival, then we head to Asheville and meet the artists at Lexington Glassworks. Then up to Stokes County where Jessup Mill offers camping, music and more. A visit to the elegant Burke Manor Inn and Pavilion is next, followed by Bob Garner's visit to La Place in Hillsborough to sample Louisiana cooking.

This week's show takes us to Jacksonville for the North Carolina Polynesian Festival, then we head to Asheville and meet the artists at Lexington Glassworks. Then up to Stokes County where Jessup Mill offers camping, music and more. A visit to the elegant Burke Manor Inn and Pavilion is next, followed by Bob Garner's visit to La Place in Hillsborough to sample Louisiana cooking.

This week's show takes us to Jacksonville for the North Carolina Polynesian Festival, then we head to Asheville and meet the artists at Lexington Glassworks. Then up to Stokes County where Jessup Mill offers camping, music and more. A visit to the elegant Burke Manor Inn and Pavilion is next, followed by Bob Garner's visit to La Place in Hillsborough to sample Louisiana cooking.

Preservationists work to save modernist homes from destruction. We tour the historic High Rock Farm in Gibsonville. And Ragan Folan talks about an upcoming event at Old Salem with PBS gardening show host P. Allen Smith.

This week's show takes us to Greenville for their annual PirateFest, we travel to Hillsborough to visit Leland Little Auctions, sample wines in Blowing Rock at the Blue Ridge Wine and Food Festival, get geared up at Inner Banks Outfitters, and Deborah Holt Noel visits the Creative Center in Greensboro.

This week's show takes us to an exhibit at the NC Museum of History that features Lebanese culture in North Carolina, we learn about paintball in Angier, visit High Rock Farm in Gibsonville, embark on Cycle NC's eastern North Carolina weekend, and Bob Garner samples Dame's Chicken and Waffles in Durham.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Pastor Marc Tueni speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Tisha Adkins teaching on the prophetic during our weekend Foundations Conference.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service.

This week's show takes us to the Wilkes Art Gallery to view a family of artists that spans four generations, we visit the outdoor drama, Unto These Hills, in Cherokee, explore the Swannanoa Valley Museum in Black Mountain, sample wine and food at the Grove Winery in Gibsonville, and Deborah Holt Noel visits the friendly town of Farmville.

This week's show takes us to the Wilkes Art Gallery to view a family of artists that spans four generations, we visit the outdoor drama, Unto These Hills, in Cherokee, explore the Swannanoa Valley Museum in Black Mountain, sample wine and food at the Grove Winery in Gibsonville, and Deborah Holt Noel visits the friendly town of Farmville.

Joshua Jones speaks at our Sunday morning service.

Gibsonville's ParkLiner Trailer is gaining worldwide attention for its products. The Raleigh Downtown Rotary is marking its 100th anniversary. David Jones has made neighborhood fitness his mission. And Durham Mayor William Bell talks about the state of things in the Bull City.

This week's show profiles the Mid-South Fencing Club in Durham, visits the Duke Lemur Center, explores Pettigrew State Park in Creswell, tours the Burke Manor Inn in Gibsonville and we check out the food and night life at Youseff 242 in Hickory.

Zach Janicello speaks at our Sunday morning service

Todd Martin speaks at our Sunday morning service

Here's another classic message from the late Dr. Harold B. Sightler, formerly of Greenville, SC! This was preached in 1957, during a Revival Meeting held at the Central Baptist Church, of Gibsonville, NC, where the late W.S. Young was then pastor.

Mark Tueni speaks at our Sunday morning service August 15, 2010