NC Wildlife provides a pdf form that you can use to give permission for hunters to hunt your land. Temporary Hunting Lease. I received one the other day for opening day dove hunt. Worked like a charm for me and the farmer. Thank you farmers of North Carolina. This is not the form to use for a long term or exclusive hunting lease.

https://www.ncwildlife.org/Portals/0/Conserving/documents/LandownerProtectionAct/Landowner_Permission_Form_Wallet_Size_07-2011.pdf

W. Kirk Sanders, Attorney

Hendrick Bryant Nerhood Sanders & Otis, LLP

723 Coliseum Dr. Ste. 101

Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Telephone: (336)723-7200

Facsimile: (336)723-7201

http://www.hendricklawfirm.com/

Will Caveats & Fiduciary Litigation – Eminent Domain – Civil Litigation

New Hunting rules for 2020-2021 includes requirement that permission to hunt another’s land needs to be in writing annually. This is part of the Landowner Protection Act. The NCwildlife site says:

Sportsmen now need written permission, dated within the past 12 months, signed by the landowner or lessee, to hunt, fish, or trap on private lands posted with signs or purple paint.

For more on this go to and click on bottom right corner for full text: Season limits & Landowner Protection Act

It’s taken decades for the Schlitz beer to return to its former glory, if only in taste. Sadly, market share was destroyed in the 1970’s.

Here’s an article discussing how Schlitz started and what led to its virtual demise.

https://beerconnoisseur.com/articles/how-milwaukees-famous-beer-became-infamous

For American style beers, I find Schlitz better than the others.

It used to be brewed in Winston-Salem along with Stroh’s on the southside.

Hendrick Bryant law firm has attorneys that assist with starting breweries, marketing and trademarks for brands, and distribution. www.hendricklawfirm.com . call 336-723-7200

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If you appreciate your boxwoods as much as I do, be aware there is a fungal blight attacking the boxwoods in Surry County and in Winston-Salem.

Tips include making sure air can circulate through the boxwoods. Clean your clippers before moving to a new boxwood.

My unproven theory on the spread: lawnmowing crews carry the fungs from yard to yard on their equipment.

Below is a good article in the Winston-Salem Journal about the blight and care for the bushes.

https://www.journalnow.com/lifestyles/home-garden/treatment-replacement-are-options-for-dealing-with-boxwood-blight/article_365cc149-367b-5a83-8c49-1303a24d73a6.html

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The 247th Easter Sunrise with the Moravian Church inspired. Here are a few photographs courtesy of the Winston-Salem Journal

https://www.journalnow.com/gallery/featured/photos-th-easter-sunrise-service-of-the-moravian-church/collection_a47cf352-384f-5f1b-99ba-6f64bd505cb7.html?utm_source=NEWS%20-%20AM%20News&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=WinstonSalemJournal&utm_content=_NEWS%20-%20Morning%20News#29

For Information on the service, visit the Salem Congregation (SC is part of the Moravian Church Southern Province)

http://www.salemcongregation.org/salem-congregation-ministries/easter-sunrise-service-2/

Heard an interesting talk about the Kenan Institute for the Arts. This organization works in partnership with UNC School of the Arts (UNCSA).

Focus on training and generating Creative Leaders, Creative Catalysts, and Creative Communities.

Fellowships offered. A certificate for on-line studies offered too.

New ideas plus learning how to cultivate and produce the idea will lead to advances for the whole community. Kenan Institute is for persons in Winston-Salem and beyond.

For more information: https://www.uncsa.edu/kenan/index.aspx

Image: Space on Ryder Farm

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[tags: innovative arts classes, Winston-Salem Arts]

123rd Annual Meeting

October 16, 2018

7:00pm preludes

7:30pm meeting

Free and open to the public

Dr. Kevin Cherry, Deputy Secretary of NC Department of Natural & Cultural Resources will give a talk about how the Town of Salem fits into the broader historical context of North Carolina (the Colony) in 1766.

For more visit www.wachoviahistoricalsociety.org or follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WachoviaHistoricalSociety/

This is the oldest historical society in NC and one of the oldest in the nation (founded in 1895).

The Society has published a number of books.