native american history: Celebrating the American Indian - 04/05/09 11:28 PM
Saturday - April 4, 2009
North Carolina State University - Raleigh, NC
The Native American Studies center at NCSU sponsored a powwow yesterday. And I have to say, they did a great job of putting it all together. (My only wish ... was that they had held it outside. Indoors just doesn't feel right)
I would strongly suggest to the administration of NCSU ... Please get the advertising/marketing materials approved and out to the public at least a month in advance of the event. Had it not been for my friend Jamie Oxendine sending me an email about the event, I … (4 comments)
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native american history: GEMS OF ALAMANCE COUNTY: PART I - Saxapahaw and the Haw River - 11/12/08 07:01 PM
Being a newcomer to Alamance County, and to North Carolina in general, I thought I would make it my mission to learn as much as possible about the area I'm calling home nowadays.
So this past Sunday morning I set out to do some exploring. And the treasures I found ... well, let's just say that they are a very pleasant surprise.
From my front door I have to go 1.1 miles to the first actual road that will take you somewhere besides in a circle. Once I got to that road I took a right turn and just drove. Little … (9 comments)
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