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All Blog Entries by Joanne Ashton 
There are currently 5 blog entries published by Joanne Ashton.
Empty Bowls Fundraiser
Thursday, February 3rd, 2011 at 11:54am. 176 Views, 0 Comments.
The 'Empy Bowls' fundraiser is a joint outreach of Religious Community Services and The Craven Arts Council of New Bern, NC. The event will be held on Thursday, February 10th from 11:00 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Temple Baptist Church, 1500 Kingdom Way in New Bern. Your ticket purchase of $20 entitles you to your choice of two bowls of soup prepared by participating area restaurants and churches along with bread and drink. During your time at the event, you will be able to pick out a pottery bowl, handmade by a local potter, to take home! Local musicians will entertain. It will be a fun, festive event! Tickets are availabe for purchase at the Bank of the Arts, 317 Middle Street, in historic, downtown New Bern.
Brick Ranch Home with Great Commercial Potential
Thursday, August 12th, 2010 at 10:12am. 612 Views, 0 Comments.
This well maintained home located at 1440 NC Highway 55 East has been reduced to $140,000 and is situated on a .83 acre lot. Home features three bedrooms, one and a half baths, large great room, formal living room, casual 
den, detached 2-car garage. There is also a 1000 sq. ft.Dixie Steel Building with 3-bay garage/workshop, separate 12 x 12 BBQ house with built-in cookers, six foot privacy fence in back of property, new roof three years ago.
This home is just five minutes from downtown New Bern. Please call me at 252.626.4089 to see this home.
Just Listed: 129 Trent Shores Drive, New Bern, NC
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010 at 2:10pm. 364 Views, 0 Comments.
Fabulous Brick Colonial Home on the Trent River with Spectacular Views in a private setting with beautiful landscaping. Custom Brick Home with a Spacious Veranda-Style Porch overlooking the River in New Bern, NC. Large spacious kitchen with a view, featuring custom cabinets, island with storage, bar seating, Sub-Zero refrigerator, built-in desk, pantry and more. Great room offers casual dining area, family room with double fireplace to sunroom. Sunroom is light and airy with marble fireplace and wet bar. Formal Dining room with Waterford crystal chandelier, double fireplace to formal Living room. 
Guest bedroom on first floor could be second master suite featuring a six foot Jacuzzi tub. Master suite overlooking the river features walk-in closet, six…
Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens Presents
Thursday, January 21st, 2010 at 8:18am. 267 Views, 0 Comments.
"Kermit Was Wrong - It IS Easy To Be Green (At Least In The Garden)" with Felder Rushing Saturday, January 23 – 10AM Tryon Palace Auditorium – Free!
Felder Rushing, the Gardening Guru, will explain how historic gardening techniques (that made a lot of sense back then) relate to modern-day gardening. Then he’ll add some fun new “green” additions for the twenty-first century.
The author or co-author of 15 gardening books (including several national award winners), Felder has also written thousands of gardening columns in nationally syndicated newspapers. Rushing has served many years as a distinctly non-stuffy board member of the American Horticulture Society, national director of the Garden Writers Association, and member of the National Youth…
Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens Presents
Thursday, January 21st, 2010 at 8:11am. 240 Views, 0 Comments.
A free lecture at the Tyron Palace Auditorium: "The Law is Too Slow: Lynching in North Carolina 1885 -1906" On Thursday, January 21, Dr. Parker will highlight the time from 1885 to 1906, when 43 people were lynched in North Carolina; 33 were black, while 10 were white. This number includes one female, lynched with three men between Pittsboro and Moncure, North Carolina in September, 1885. Though anti-lynching legislation was passed in 1893, no one was arrested for participating in mob action until 1906. This free lecture is at 7 p.m. in the Tryon Palace Visitor Center auditorium at the corner of George and Pollock streets. The public is encouraged to attend.
