Seagrove News

The National Weather Service out of Raleigh has issued a short term forecast indicating that the a band of light rain mixed with sleet is moving north through the southern Piedmont area.

Closure of the Westmoore rest stop in Pottery Country has caught the attention of the Moore County Board of Commissioners.

A senior at Southwestern Randolph High was suspended and charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly throwing a sculptor's pick at a seventh-grader while riding the bus home Tuesday afternoon.

Local potter Luke Heafner has some of his work on display at the North Carolina Pottery Center as part of its exhibit, 'Fire in the Valley: Catawba Valley Pottery Then and Now.' However, those interested in checking out his wares don't have to make the trip to Seagrove.

The estate of a soldier killed by a Moore County Deputy settled its lawsuit for $65,000 on the day trial was to begin, but County Attorney Misty Randall Leland only made the figure public late Thursday.

Shouts of wrath and anger erupted Thursday night as an engineer tried to explain a decision by the N.C. Department of Transportation to close a rest stop on N.C. 705 in Westmoore.

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Pottery, pottery, pottery -- follow the Pottery Highway as it winds north through Robbins to Seagrove, where once again magicians in clay are spreading their colorful wares at dueling festivals.

Pottery and child foster care will be the featured topics at the Saturday, Nov. 14, meeting of the Democratic Women ofMoore County.

Q: I have a pitcher marked "Jugtown Pottery." Is it collectible? A: Jugtown Pottery was founded by Juliana and Jacques Busbee in 1915, but the term "Jugtown pottery" also is used to refer to handmade pottery made by North Carolina families as far back as the 1750s.

For the first time since a trial began in a federal lawsuit against him, former Moore County Deputy Randall Butler finally had a chance to tell his side.

Published: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 5:00 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, October 19, 2009 at 5:36 p.m. Reedy Creek Family Diner is now open on N.C. Highway 150.

Carolina Rivers of Art, a consortium of 25 local and regional artists, is exhibiting for the first time this market at 200 North Hamilton, Space 312.

This is a true story about three dogs, one snake, a mad black kitten, a frantic dash across the county, a group of home-schooled Baptist kids from Robbins, a lovely Seagrove vase, a charming gatehouse decorated for the season, a roving minstrel man who found happiness serving others, a sleigh full of Christmas carolers, and a hymn that nearly ...

Two well-known potteries in North Carolina will be featured on a new episode of the Peabody award-winning series "Craft in America" on PBS TV.

Potters from North Carolina will be featured in a new episode of Craft in America, an award-winning series, at 8 p.m. Wednesday on UNC-TV. The episode looks at the influence of N.C. pottery.

Randolph County's Ched Chriscoe is North Carolina's most recent millionaire. The Seagrove man won $1 million when he Power Played his September 23 Powerball ticket and matched all five white balls drawn.

Detectives, with Randolph County Sherrif's Office, are looking for answeres Monday after finding a man dead Sunday night.

Published: Friday, September 11, 2009 at 10:11 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, September 11, 2009 at 10:11 a.m. A well-known Wilmington custom home builder has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

With the possible exception of some T-shirts, nothing at Susan Stringer's shop is made in China.