Recalling the early days of the church, Paul recently visited what he calls the "Catacombs of Castle Street."

By Paul Wilkes

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We all know many of the people who attend St. Jude's Church. We work alongside them, see them while we're shopping, run into them at the hospital, or at school. We hear them on the radio, read about them in the newspaper. They are teachers, laborers, managers, clerks, educated and not.

Ede's been out Highway 421 again, where she always finds memorable people and places to report on. Occasionally, both!

By Ede Baldridge

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Ede writes about memorable people and places in the southeast.

A creek whose residents have an important story to tell.

By Andy Wood

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear Andy's commentary.

Andy Wood is Education Director for Audubon North Carolina.

A well deserved honor.

By Wally Bock

Wilmington NC – [Click the Listen button to hear Wally's commentary.]

Tim Berners-Lee has been called a genius by a lot of people. Today, in Helsinki, he'll receive the first Millennium Technology Prize, given by the Finnish Technology Award Foundation.

In this Postcard from the Digital Age we're going to talk about Tim Berners-Lee, possible genius and one of the good guys.

This week Nicki shares a little fairy tale.

By Nicki Leone

Wilmington NC – [Click the Listen button to hear Nicki's commentary.]

There once was a country that was known far and wide for its wealth and its prosperity. It was a place equally famous for its artistic accomplishments and its scientific discoveries. It?s influence was felt far beyond its borders and when powerful men of the country spoke, other nations listened. Everyone who lived there were proud to be citizens of such a fine and mighty place.

Rememberances of dad floating on the summer breeze.

By Shelley Hobson

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Our architect celebrates the life and work of Louis Kahn, the subject of the film "My Architect."

By Charles Boney

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Charles Boney and his family make their home in the historic district of downtown Wilmington.

To attract good fortune, spend a new penny on an old friend and share an old pleasure with a new friend.

By Nan Graham

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Nan Graham is a lecturer at UNCW, and is the author of "Turn South at the Next Magnolia."

A floral tribute to an absent friend...

By Barbara Sullivan

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Barbara Sullivan lives and gardens in the Historic District of downtown Wilmington.

Understanding the importance of biological diversity.

By Andy Wood

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear Andy's commentary.

Andy Wood is Education Director for Audubon North Carolina.