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I Love This Place: Fordyce
The village of Fordyce is easy to miss – it sits on a straight stretch of Garards Fort Road, surrounded by grassy bottomland and 7000 reforested acres of State Game
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Category Results: Local History
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GreeneScene of the Past: Fordyce
This old photograph of the general store at Moredock’s Crossroads captures the early days of the 20th century in picturesque detail. It’s easy to imagine that the man with the
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Shining the Light: Fordyce United Methodist Church
Fordyce United Methodist Church on the Whiteley Township side of town cuts a low profile when seen from Garards Fort Road. There is no high spire to announce its spiritual
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Going Batty
Often feared and maligned, the bat’s reputation is undeserved. Regardless of myths, movies, and other misinformation, bats don’t attack people or fly in their hair. They aren’t “rats with wings”;
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Going Greene: From Connecticut to Greensboro
In the year 1629, England was still embroiled in the conflicts between Catholics and Protestants that began during the Tudor Dynasty in the previous century. Though things had become more
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