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Madison Interviews Carlina Parker of SIX at DPAC

Madison Interviews Carlina Parker of SIX at DPAC

Madison interviews Carlina Parker from the upcoming DPAC Show, SIX. High School theater jumpstarted her love of performing and she shares her favorite song from this hit production and even offers up some great advice for young students wanting to pursue the stage! Madison interviews Carlina Parker from the upcomin | RSS.com… Continue Reading

Composting Made Easy: Tips from the WPTF Weekend Gardener

Composting Made Easy: Tips from the WPTF Weekend Gardener

One of the most economical and practical things you can do for the plants in your landscape and vegetable garden is to start a compost pile. We’ve discussed it fairly often on the “WPTF Weekend Gardener” over the last 40 years. The first step is to find a relatively shady well-drained location in your back yard. You don’t have to buy a container, just build your own or find a proper spot on the ground. A wire cylinder 3 to 4 feet in diameter will work or build a three-sided box that’s 4 to 5-feet high and wide. However, if you prefer, ready-made bins are easy to find.… Continue Reading

Madison Interviews: Tell Me Something Good, a Special Listener!

Madison Interviews: Tell Me Something Good, a Special Listener!

A local Middle School listener cut off 17″ of her hair to donate to Locks of Love! A beautiful heart worthy of a Tell Me Something Good story! Read more about Locks of Love! Tell Me Something Good: Madison Interviews a speci | RSS.com… Continue Reading

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Arbys and Levi!

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Arbys and Levi!

Hi there, I’m Arbys! I’m a social butterfly who loves getting pets and snuggles, and I’m always ready to charm you with my friendly personality. When I first arrived at the shelter, the staff couldn’t help but notice how sweet and affectionate I am – I totally lean into pets and have a way of…… Continue Reading

Madison Interviews Kelsey with Lending Paws a Hand

Madison Interviews Kelsey with Lending Paws a Hand

Madison interviews Kelsey with Lending Paws a Hand urging listeners to vote for them in the Defender Service Award-Honoree Category. They are 1 of 25 non-profits in the U.S. and Canada recognized for this award! They have the opportunity to win $30,000 and a brand new rescue vehicle but need your help! Vote everyday through…… Continue Reading

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Butterscotch and Buddy!

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Butterscotch and Buddy!

Hey there, I’m Butterscotch – the Hollywood starlet of the feline world! Think of me as the Meryl Streep of cats, ready to steal your heart with my award-winning charm and captivating personality. I’ve recently wrapped up my most challenging role yet – being a supermom to my adorable kittens – and now I’m ready…… Continue Reading

Ironweed: The resilient perennial transforming North Carolina landscapes

Ironweed: The resilient perennial transforming North Carolina landscapes

We all want resilient plants for our landscape. Frankly we want something that is cost effective. A plant which fulfills that description and expectation is “Ironweed” (Vernonia noveboracensis). This seems to be the most common variety grown in North Carolina. Anne Clapp used to say: “A weed is a plant you don’t want in your yard,” but you definitely will want Ironweed! It is a popular and hardy herbaceous perennial that you’ll find in a lot of landscapes in North Carolina. Herbaceous means it does not have a woody stem and dies back to the ground after it flowers. By the way, “Ironweed” was named for the English botanist William Vernon who traveled extensively in the late 1600’s and early 1700’s.… Continue Reading

Madison Interviews Van Eure with The Angus Barn

Madison Interviews Van Eure with The Angus Barn

On Sunday, October 12th from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. is the 37th Annual Foundation of Hope, Walk for Hope at The Angus Barn. Registration and details on Foundation of Hope. Madison interviews Van Eure with The Angus Barn an | RSS.com… Continue Reading

Madison Interviews Garner Fire Department Captain, Don Johnson for Firemen’s Day Festival

Madison Interviews Garner Fire Department Captain, Don Johnson for Firemen’s Day Festival

Last weekend was the Garner Firemen’s Festival, so Madison chatted with the energetic Captain, Don Johnson! Madison discusses Firemen’s Day Festival with Garn | RSS.com… Continue Reading

Kitty Discusses Foundation of Hope

Kitty Discusses Foundation of Hope

Kitty talks about the Foundation of Hope with the organization’s Associate Executive Director, Jennifer Gibson and the Marketing and Communications Director, Chris Boyd. The 37th Annual Walk for Hope is October 12 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Angus Barn. Kitty discusses Foundation of Hope | RSS.com… Continue Reading

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