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The Spirits Still Move Them, a documentary film about Western North Carolina's moonshine history and tradition, premieres. -
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Doug Elliott is a naturalist, herbalist, basket maker, back-country guide, harmonica master and storyteller from Rutherford County N.C. Much of his time he has spent learning from traditional country folk and indigenous people. He performs programs at festivals, museums, nature centers, and schools from Canada to the Caribbean. He is an author of five books, many articles in regional and national magazines and is an award winning recording artist.
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Friday Feature of the Week: A Singing Army: Zilphia Horton and the Highlander Folk School
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The magazine that focuses on the many great things North Carolina has to offer, Our State, was featured on this Friday Feature from May 28, 2021. Guest was Our State Editor in Chief, Elizabeth Hudson, who went over the June issue called Sun and Fun. Elizabeth teased stories about the NC coast from 'Vacation State of Mind' to "The Lure of Rod and Reel' to 'Mountains to Sea.'
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Greenville News, Macon Atkinson, City Watchdog Reporter shared with WNCW's More to the Story details on some of her latest stories. This included a moratorium the City of Greenville tried to pass, an infrastructure bond to invest in a number of upgrade projects, and a Mill Village Housing Project that should boost property values. This conversation first aired on May 26, 2021.
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