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Look for Local – Stoney Mountain Farm

Check out our June featured vendor – Stoney Mountain Farm, from Burlington, NC. Owners Olga and John Elder produce high-quality, hand-made wool dryer balls and cat toys. Their 60-acre farm is home to 110 sheep, and the Elders are environmental stewards in all of their actions, even in the breed of sheep they raise. [...]

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Look for Local – Outta the Park BBQ Sauce

When Scott Granai of Cary, NC, first made the recipe that would become Outta the Park BBQ Sauce, his goal was simple – to use up produce in the refrigerator and make a tasty dinner. What happened with his rack of ribs that day was unexpected. His homemade sauce which used an unlikely [...]

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Look for Local – Newberry’s Blueberries

Susie Newberry and her family have been growing blueberries along the Cape Fear River in Burgaw, NC for thirteen years. Their land consists of close to one hundred acres, fifty of which is used for farming blueberries. Along with their magnificent blueberry patch they also own chickens, two donkeys, and a horse. [...]

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Look for Local – Wendy Kowalski

Look in July for featured artwork by Wilmington artist, Wendy Kowalski. Wendy’s paintings are inspired by nature, music and what she describes as, “this magical waking circus life.” Wendy’s current focus is, “the achievement of transcendence from mundane regularities and self-regulation to the spontaneous, fluid orbiting, often magical and spiritual free-flight of the mind and [...]

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Look for Local – Greenland’s Farm

Greenland’s Farm located in Bolivia, North Carolina is owned and operated by Henry and Heather Burkert. The couple also shares a landscaping business as licensed architects and has been operating in Wilmington for over thirty years. Between commercial landscaping jobs they diligently work on their farming business. Tidal Creek Co-op has been [...]

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Look for Local – 8th Wonder Spice Blend

Meet Andy & Karen Krish, the makers of 8th Wonder Spice Blend. Prior to embarking on a career in the film industry, Andy Krish worked as a kitchen manager and chef, developing his cooking skills and his love of fine foods. When he met his wife, Karen, it was clear that they shared [...]

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