Hey there, I’m Meatball, and my name fits me perfectly! Get ready for a cuteness overload because I’m one adorable, chunky little guy with lots of love and puppy wiggles to make you smile. I love to play with other dogs and really do try my best to keep up with them. I also enjoy […]
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This is Darla. She’s a silly goofball who knows basic commands and loves people. Stop by Orange County Animal Services and meet her today. The adoption fee for puppies & dogs includes the following services: spaying/neutering, deworming, vaccinations and heartworm testing. Orange County Animal Services is responsible for Animal Sheltering and Animal Control activities within Orange County. Its
Dr. Amanda E. Nelson gets up early each third Saturday for her own good and others’. The assistant professor of medicine and researcher at the UNC Thurston Arthritis Research Center leads a group walk, rain or shine, at UNC Wellness Center at Meadowmont. As the Medical Advisor to the Osteoarthritis (OA) Action Alliance, she started
A Brooklyn native, Kelly has lived in the area for two decades, spending the last 12 on faculty at UNC. She and husband Brian Hogan, a professor in the department of chemistry, have two kids: Jake and Lexi. When she’s not on the UNC campus, you might find Kelly running a Spanish after-school program at McDougle
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Hey there, I’m Bellamy! I’m a big goofy, playful and affectionate guy. I love companionship and being by your side and prefer not to be left alone; I don’t really know my size and like to pretend I’m a lap dog. I’m a quick learner and already know “sit” but I still need work on
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“Doug and I both knew that we wanted cupcakes right away – we didn’t even have to talk about it! We both prefer the frosting-to-cake ratio of cupcakes, and it offered guests more options for flavors. [Our selection included] spice with vanilla buttercream, chocolate with chocolate buttercream and almond with raspberry buttercream. The spice was
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As part of our series The Creatives, we speak with Carol Ann Zinn, founder and president at Zinn Design Build. How did you get started in building? I had been an artist/potter and had a nonprofit pottery school near Calvander. I was a visual person but I was very intrigued with building. My former husband
It should be no surprise that one of Tonya Council’s earliest memories involving food is spending time in the kitchen, “Watching my grandmother prepare breakfast before school, and then the smell of fresh cakes cooking after school.” Her grandmother is Mildred Council – better known, of course, as Mama Dip – and if you’ve ever
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Hi, I’m Balto, and as you can see, I’m one gorgeous boy! I was found as a stray, but my friends are positive I had a former home because I LOVE attention from people and really don’t like being left alone. In addition to my handsome looks, I’m also very well-mannered! I walk very politely
As part of our series “The Creatives,” we spoke with Scott Nurkin, owner of The Mural Shop. Growing up, were you particularly artistic? I was lucky enough to have a mom who was very encouraging and put me in private lessons very early on. I knew it was something I enjoyed and wanted to pursue
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