Art in the Heart: Murals in Randolph County Vibrant Streets Mural art is a vibrant and expressive form of public art found throughout the Heart of North Carolina. These large-scale paintings, often displayed on the sides of buildings or walls, showcase the creativity and talent of local artists…
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Traveling From Out of Town? We all love Kersey Valley Attractions especially this time of year with their annual Lights, Santa, Action Christmas spectacular. If you are from a little ways away and need to book a hotel, we have just the deal for you! Kersey Valley has teamed up with Hampton Inn in…
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Give the Gift of Experiences to Make Memories in the Heart of NC Purchasing gifts for loved ones can often be a challenge. Consider giving the gift of experiences this upcoming season. We have compiled a perfect list of all ages of experiences that are unique to our area. When you think of a gift…
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Celebrate the Winter Season Beat the winter blues by checking off bucket list items in the Heart of North Carolina. Randolph County shares its winter magic with visitors during this special season. November through February are typically hibernation months – this allows a better opportunity to…
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Shop Seagrove This Holiday Season Seagrove's holiday shopping season kicks off Thanksgiving weekend and extends through December in The Pottery Capital of the USA. Mark your calendar now, and we’ll see you in Seagrove and at these special events. Pottery Festival Weekend, Nov. 22-24, 2024 Two…
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Pull up a chair and find the perfect places to eat in Downtown Asheboro, North Carolina. Don Simmons at Magnolia 23 Dining The restaurant scene in Downtown Asheboro is hopping, expect to wait for a table on weekend nights. Cardinal & Pine covered four restaurants for their readers, including…
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As the summer sun gives way to the crispness of fall, find yourself in the enchanting transition of seasons in Randolph County, nestled in the Heart of North Carolina. Experience the thrill of exploring spooky haunts, wandering through picturesque hiking trails adorned with the vibrant colors of…
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The Outskirts Nestled in the outskirts of both Charlotte and Raleigh lays a county full of potential. Randolph County is one for all people and all ages. With countless hours of fun that lay across the county, your journey awaits in the Heart of North Carolina. Although there are so many great…
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Original Brown’s Schoolhouse Building January 12 th , 1841 Building Beginnings Brown’s Schoolhouse was its first name. The second was Union Institute Academy. Then Normal College. Then Trinity College, and finally, Duke University. Duke University sounds familiar as it is famous for a variety of things and is known to be a prestigious institution. However, when we look back through those names again, one may also sound a little familiar, Trinity. …
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Fresh Air in Randolph County As temperatures warm into the next season, the best seat in the house is often outdoors. We have a few suggestions of local dining options with patios that welcome guests to have an al fresco experience in the Heart of North Carolina. Asheboro Don Julio Cocina…
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