Posted in Tar Heelia, tagged ancient sites, Casimir Pulaski, coal mining, gulf oil spill, Mike Krzyzewski, moore county nc, natural gas, polish americans, robbinsville nc, Thaddeus Kosciusko on January 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
— Just how big was the Gulf oil spill? This big. — “Ancient Site Re-Discovered” at Robbinsville… or so it says. — Mr. W.T. Marlin sees the error of his ways. — Moore County: Goodbye, coal, hello, natural gas? — Ngram Reader considers the vagaries of Polish Americana.
Posted in Tar Heelia, tagged carthage nc, michael hill, moore county nc, nc piers, pik-n-pig, wwi monument on August 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
— In praise of an unidentified piece of wood and other “stuff from the attic.” — Or maybe your tastes run to an identified piece of wood. — Quite an eBay offering of early paper items from Statesville (scroll down). — Should Moore County’s much-traveled World War I monument be moved to the Pik-N-Pig? Michael […]
