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Select a location Ahoskie, Tri-County Airport Albemarle, Stanly County Airport Andrews, Andrews-Murphy Airport Asheboro, Asheboro Municipal Airport Asheville, Asheville Regional Airport Beaufort, Michael J Smith Field Airport Boone, Watauga County Hospital Heliport Burlington, Burlington Alamance Regional Airport Chapel Hill, Williams Airport Charlotte, Charlotte / Douglas International Airport Cherry Point, Marine Corps Air Station Clinton, Sampson County Airport Concord, Concord Regional Airport Currituck, Currituck County Airport Edenton, Northeastern Regional Airport Elizabeth City, Elizabeth City Coast Guard Air Station Elizabethtown, Curtis L Brown Jr. Field Airport Erwin, Harnett County Airport Fayetteville, Fayetteville Regional Airport Fort Bragg / Simmons Army Airfield Franklin, Macon County Airport Gastonia, Gastonia Municipal Airport Goldsboro, Goldsboro-Wayne Municipal Airport Greensboro, Piedmont Triad International Airport Hatteras, Mitchell Fiel ... [Read More]
ARC | Local Development Districts in North Carolina
7A / Southwestern North Carolina Planning and Economic Development Commission P.O. Drawer 850 Bryson City, North Carolina 28713 828-488-9211 email: swncpedc@regiona.org Home page: http://www.regiona.org ... Alabama | Georgia | Kentucky | Maryland | Mississippi | New York | North Carolina | Ohio | Pennsylvania | South Carolina | Tennessee | Virginia | West Virginia ... [Read More]
Parkway in North Carolina
Generally, the Parkway sections ofNorth Carolina are higher in elevation and more rugged in their beauty. The roaditself reaches over 6,000 feet south of Asheville. From Milepost 355 south, the Parkwayleaves the Blue Ridge and follows other mountain chains into the Great Smoky MountainsNational Park. Park headquarters is in Asheville, NC and there are five campgrounds,six visitor centers, two lodges and three restaurants thoughout the North Carolinasection. From north to south, here are the major developed areas that offer opportunitiesfor Parkway visitors. ... [Read More]
North Carolina Farmers Markets
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Today in History: June 7
Born on November 2, 1734, Daniel Boone spent his youth hunting and trapping on the North Carolina frontier. By the late 1760s, Boone had ventured into the little known Cumberland Gap region. Although the location of the opening in the Appalachian Mountains had been mapped over fifteen years earlier, the French and Indian War discouraged exploration and settlement of the Kentucky wilderness. Without the manpower or resources to protect the frontier, the British continued to prohibit western migration. Boone was among the many settlers who ignored the Crown's 1763 ban against traversing the Appalachian Mountains. ... [Read More]
Parkway Recreation: Fishing
Fishing without a valid state fishing license issued by either Virginia or North Carolina is prohibited. (A license issued by either state is valid on all Parkway waters. No special trout stamp or license required.) A North Carolina resident may fish Parkway waters within his or her county of residence using natural bait without a fishing license except in special and closed waters, as designated below. Natural bait is any bait that may be beneficially digested by fish. ... [Read More]
Earthquake Hazards Program: Earthquake History of North Carolina
On January 1, 1935, an earthquakecentered in an area bordering southwesternNorth Carolina and northernGeorgia caused slight damage atAlmond and Gary, North Carolina, and atDahlonega, Georgia. The total felt area includeabout 18,000 square kilometers. In1957, two earthquakes, about 6 weeksapart, caused minor damage in separateareas of western North Carolina.The first shock, on May 13, resulted incracked plaster at Micaville and Nebo(intensity VI). A sprinkler pipe wasshaken loose in a factory at Woodlawnand books fell from school libraryshelves. The tremor was felt over anarea of about 21,000 square kilometers,including a few places in South Carolina.The second shock, on July 2, 1957,caused a few cracked chimneys, crackedwalls, and cracked plaster at Asheville,Marshall, Swannanoa, and Weaverville(intensity VI). This earthquake wasfelt strongly in Buncombe and Madisoncounties. ... [Read More]
U.S. Congressman Howard Coble : 6th District Of North Carolina
-1969-73 Assistant US Attorney, Middle District of North Carolina ... -1962 JD, University of North Carolina School of Law, Chapel Hill, NC ... -1969, 1979-84 Member of the North Carolina House of Representatives ... [Read More]
SBA - North Carolina District Office - North Carolina SBA Days
For additional small business training and counseling in North Carolina click on ... [Read More]
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Boone, North Carolina - http://www.ncnet.com/ncnw/bne-intr.html ... Virginia and North Carolina StateParks or Recreation Areas... ... Asheville, North Carolina Chamber ofCommerce - http://www.ashevillechamber.org ... [Read More]
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