&#39;Tobacco Road&#39;, Rarely Staged Hit of Yesteryear, Gets Fresh Paving by NC&#39;s Triad Stage
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Playbill - Triad Stage in Greensboro, NC, the inventive resident theatre that dusts off classics while being committed to new works and Southern voices, is re-paving the Depression-era Broadway hit Tobacco Road to close its current season.
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We&#39;ve seen the smile more lately on Access Hollywood or the Today Show than walking up a fairway, but last week at Sherwood Country Club, it was different.
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By Mahalia Asanaenyi, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Sep. 14--New landscaping, "gateways" at major intersections and a mix of commercial and residential development are part of the final revitalization plan for the Benson and Ames neighborhoods.
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By Janice Gaston, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Feb. 11--HILTON HEAD, S.C.   Late on a misty day, when the wind sighs through trees lining a deserted road and sets their beards of Spanish moss to fluttering, nature takes center stage here.
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By Jefferson George, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Sep. 13--MOUNT HOLLY -- A moratorium on new commercial construction along two major corridors has been extended 30 days while leaders mull banned business uses in those areas.
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By Lisa O'Donnell, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Feb. 9--HENDERSONVILLE -- The mountains of North Carolina are rarely disappointing. DuPont State Forest is another example of the state's staggering beauty.
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By Jim Sparks, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Jun. 17--Substantial rain in recent weeks eased drought conditions throughout much of central and Northwest North Carolina.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. _ A 64-year-old mountain feud that pitted a promise against pragmatism moved closer Friday to fading into folklore.  The National Park Service said it doesn't plan to build the ill-starred "Road to Nowhere" through Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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By Alexandra Mayer-Hohdahl, The Sun, Lowell, Mass.  Sep. 22--WILMINGTON -- A mammoth redevelopment project four years in the making at the former J.T. Berry Regional Center could begin by the end of the year, despite concerns about increased traffic and environmental impact in Wilmington.
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By By Jim Nesbitt, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  May 26--With the traditional Memorial Day kickoff of summer still two days away, the Triangle is already teetering on the edge of drought that is parching much of North Carolina, particularly in the western mountain counties.
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Carl Pettersson will spend several hours the next three days driving to and from work. And he couldn&#39;t be happier about it. Pettersson, a former NC State standout
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By Sabine Vollmer, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Sep. 7--It took five years, but Cardinal Health has received regulatory approval to start making drugs at its North Raleigh plant.
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A new study has found that chewing tobacco may be almost as effective as cigarettes in delivering nicotine and carcinogens.
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LOUDON, NH - Seven weeks ago, Jimmie Johnson could reflect on his brief career in NASCAR&#39;s top division and marvel at how quickly success had come.
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NC State is still not the well-oiled offensive machine that it has been in seasons past. But make no mistake, this is a resilient bunch.
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NEW YORK - Television stations in Ghana carry a hip-hop contest sponsored by British American Tobacco. On Mexican billboards, drivers can still see the Marlboro Man, Philip Morris&#39;s masculine image of a smoker.
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An eclectic array of collaborators has given new life to the lyrics a folk trailblazer left behind. A rare concert recording has surfaced too.