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The Johnston County Visitors Bureau works with many black-owned businesses around the county who share a true entrepreneurial spirit and passion for serving both residents and visitors. We have…

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After a long break, our Meet the Makers series continues with local author Hope Toler Dougherty (pronounced Dockerty). Hope is originally from the Brogden area – I immediately asked if she was…

If you’ve visited a shop in downtown Benson recently or were inside someone’s home in the area, you may have noticed a curious smell — sweet, tangy, salty, refreshing, warm, inviting. Follow your…

I get to introduce a lot of artists on this blog - Johnston County artists with talent in music, painting, pottery, and other mediums. But it isn’t often I get to share with you “word” artists. Susan…

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**Note: Johnston County Hams is closed, but Lady Edison products are still available** I was going to start this blog off with the phrase, "can you think of anything more southern than ham?". But then…

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"Go down to the potter's house, and there I will give you my message." Jeremiah 18:12 As a child in Duplin County, Frank Grubbs remembers digging in the clay at creek beds to mold little works of…

We have reached at least a temporary closing to our Meet the Makers . Broadslab Distillery is the last of the Beer, Wine, and Shine Trail locations to be discussed in this blog series. Broadslab's…

Cruising the expanse of road that leads you through Gregory Vineyards and up to the tasting room gives you time to take-in the idyllic view. Rows of grapevines stretch out over an expanse of green…

If you have been following the Meet the Makers blog series, then you'll know that I have endeavored to sit down with Johnston County's great makers in some of the fastest growing industries in the…

You always know how Cheryl Lane's day is going the minute you greet her. And even on a bad day, she'll make you laugh. When I breezed into the chill-vibe taproom at Double Barley Brewing for the…

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Category - Meet the Makers

Black-owned Tourism Businesses in JoCo

Local Author Hope Toler Dougherty

C.A. Homestead Candles: Hand-poured in Benson

Meet the Author with Susan Schild

The Hoofed Temptress of North Carolina

A Potter. A Preacher. A Process.

Buy a Bottle at Broadslab

Wine, Weddings, & Wonderful Food at Gregory

Growing a Grape Legacy and Fermenting a Future

Double the Barley. Double the Laughs.

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