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Tips from Mitchell’s Nursery: Grow amazing Fall colors (opens the original)
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Iâm sure you can feel the colder morning air; the long days of summer are finally behind us. Most people think spring is the peak gardening season, and while that may be true for preexisting plantings, let me let you in on a secret: fall is actually the golden time to plant things in the ground. Not just for trees, shrubs, and perennials, but cool-season vegetables just age better going into colder months. For us in zone 7, the annual flowers like violas and pansies last through the cold and p
Man receives 20 years for child sex crimes (opens the original)
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DAVIDSON COUNTY â A sentence of over 20 years was the result handed down after an Alford plea by Shane Dalton York who pleaded guilty to multiple sex offenses with a juvenile in a tri-county case this week. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Thanks for signing up. Keep an eye on your inbox for the next edition. â¹ï¸ You may want to whitelist emails from t
Tips from Mitchell's Nursery: Build a true butterfly garden habitat (opens the original)
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When we plant for pollinators, to get the bees buzzing and butterflies gliding through our property, we generally think about the blooming perennials. It is easy to focus on loading up with purple coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, and butterfly bushes. It is easy to understand why: we want color, they want quick nectar, and we want to watch them work their wings and flutter across our views. There is nothing wrong with that picture, but there is one major blind spot. If your garden only offers flo
The chat that I didn’t get to have with the Chaplain (opens the original)
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So my nameâs not John Winfrey, and Iâm borrowing his column space this week, because I didnât get a chance to finish telling him everything I needed to tell him Friday morning on Sept. 11. Friday was a busy day, and I started out at the American Legion in King, and walked in and spoke with John. He asked me about where I was when 9/11 happened. I started to tell him, and as per usual, I got called away. I really didnât get to finish telling him my story before the ceremony started, then
Curious about beekeeping? Want to learn more? (opens the original)
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Have you been thinking about keeping honeybees OR just now reading this article and thinking, âThat sounds like a hobby that I would enjoy.â. Then you may want to mark your calendar for a program that will be presented at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13 at the Stokes County Cooperative Extension Office in Danbury by the Stokes County Beekeepers Association. This program will not be teaching you about beekeeping but will focus on things to consider before you dive in. This presentation is meant to p
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