IBX Newsletters
Summer 2010 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
In this issue: the work of artist Douglas Gorsline, in anticipation of an exhibition of his paintings, book illustrations and correspondence set to run July 17th through October 2nd at the Gregg Museum of Art and Design at North Carolina State University; a collection of Inner Banks treasures, including General Frank A. Armstrong papers, the Gorsline-Inner Banks Trust and the Gheeraerts Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I; Inner Banks Arts Town, Swan Quarter; the North Carolina Literary Review, which publishes its 2010 issue and hosts the Seventh Eastern North Carolina Literary Homecoming; a Celebration of Roots Music at the Museum of the Albemarle; Inner Banks News and more!
Click here to download the PDF | Purchase a copy from MagCloud
Spring 2010 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
In this issue: A special report on a new smartphone app for filmmakers that also offers free marketing opportunities to Inner Banks towns and businesses; Doris Betts Fiction Prize Finalist Julie Ann Davis shares her short story “Taylor’s Creek”; Aedan Williamson Reid writes about the C. B. Fisk Organ at Greenville’s St. Paul’s Church; in a new column, the IBX Gourmet, Ralph Scott reviews Kinston’s Chef and the Farmer restaurant; Dr. Ruth Kempf, practitioner of Biodynamic Agriculture, is profiled by Diana Dalton; Blackbeard and his pirate crew invade the Museum of the Albemarle; and “IBX Lifestyles” publisher Harvey S. Wooten remembers our friend—and champion of education—Kathy Taft.
Also, in IBX News, UNC’s Kenan Institute and Kenan-Flagler Business School take the lead in two far-reaching Inner Banks economic development initiatives: Hertford waterfront redevelopment and the Northeast IBX broadband initiative.
Click here to download the PDF | or purchase a copy from MagCloud
Winter 2010 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
Inside: In this issue, Inner Banks film, fiction and more. We are pleased to present short stories by three talented Inner Banks writers: Erica Plouffe Lazure, Brian Lampkin and Dean Marshal Tuck. Also, “IBX Lifestyles” celebrates the work of three successful IBX film productions, two on the wildlife sanctuaries at Lake Mattamuskeet and Pungo Lake as well as a documentary on one man’s struggle to invent a new career for himself in “Beyond Burlington.” There’s much more: Emerge Gallery and Art Center; Swan Quarter; ChooseAneed.org; Long’s Brigade, a Civil War Tour; and, Inner Banks news and tourism information.
Finally, we honor the memory of Inner Banks scholar, teacher, leader, friend, gentleman and literary visionary, W. Keats Sparrow. In our opinion, no single person has played a deeper and more meaningful role in nurturing and inspiring the culture and arts of eastern North Carolina. His spirit, intelligence, wit, tenacity and grace under fire will be sorely missed.
To purchase a copy of this magazine in a glossy-page, full color spread, follow this link. www.magcloud.com
Fall 2009 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
Enjoy the new issue of "IBX Lifestyles" magazine! Inside: Writer Alex Albright on “Saving IBX Towns, One Idea at a Time”; Writer Ralph Scott on Edgecombe Community College’s new and innovative Historic Preservation Trades Program; NYC transplants to the Inner Banks, wine experts and chefs Stephen and Inez Ribustello, on their exquisite restaurant On the Square; Inner Banks Fiction: Dr. Margaret Bauer introduces a short story by award-winning Inner Banks writer Liza Wieland (“Slip, Out, Back, Here”); Artist Tom Kilian on emerging opportunities for Inner Banks artists; Columbia’s upcoming Soul Food Celebration; Magnolia Arts Center’s offerings of music, community theater, playwriting, film and more; News from around the Inner Banks; IBX tourism resources; and much, much more!
Click on the icon of the magazine cover below to read it in full screen!
To purchase a four-color, glossy hardcopy of this issue, follow this link: www.magcloud.com
Then, click on “Browse” and enter “IBX Lifestyles” into the search field.
Summer 2009 IBX Newsletter
Enjoy the new issue of "IBX Lifestyles" magazine: Celebrating Inner Banks Artists.
Inside: sculptor Jonathan Bowling; enamelist/metalsmith Linda Darty; metals and jewelry master Robert Ebendorf; painter/collagist/assemblage artist Aleta Braun; filmmaker Bernard Timberg; jazz maestro Carroll Dashiell; artist/entrepreneur Tom Kilian; blues master "Lightnin'" Wells; sister musicians/writers Anna and Amelia Dietrich; writer/scholar on the American South Margaret Bauer; Magnolia Arts Center; historian/author Ralph Scott; and, some of the Inner Banks’ rising stars in art--Haley Sullivan, Judd Snapp, Lisa Beth Robinson and Owen Sullivan.
Click on the magazine below to read it in full screen!
To purchase a four-color, glossy hardcopy of this issue, follow this link: www.magcloud.com
Then, click on “Browse” and enter “IBX Lifestyles” into the search field.
Spring 2009 IBX Newsletter
Enjoy the new issue of the "IBX Lifestyles" newsletter, featuring: an interview with New York-to-Inner Banks transplant Ingrid Lemme; the 29 Inner Banks historical sites and towns of the Historic Albemarle Tour; Inner Banks film news; Inner Banks calendar of events and tourism resources; and, some of the best Inner Banks photography you’re likely to see anywhere.
Also enjoy past issues of the “IBX Newsletter.”
Summer 2008
Spring 2008
Winter 2007
Fall 2007
Summer 2007
Spring 2007
Winter 2006
Fall 2006
Summer 2006
Spring 2006
Winter 2005
Past issues of the "IBX Newsletter" are provided courtesy of the Foundation for Renewal of Eastern North Carolina and the Eastern North Carolina Film Commission. With the Spring '09 issue, the "IBX Newsletter" became "IBX Lifestyles." The IBX Foundation, Inc., IBX Ventures, IBXHomes.com, IBXLifestyles.com and the Eastern North Carolina Film Commission are the newsletter's new publishers.
In this issue: the work of artist Douglas Gorsline, in anticipation of an exhibition of his paintings, book illustrations and correspondence set to run July 17th through October 2nd at the Gregg Museum of Art and Design at North Carolina State University; a collection of Inner Banks treasures, including General Frank A. Armstrong papers, the Gorsline-Inner Banks Trust and the Gheeraerts Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I; Inner Banks Arts Town, Swan Quarter; the North Carolina Literary Review, which publishes its 2010 issue and hosts the Seventh Eastern North Carolina Literary Homecoming; a Celebration of Roots Music at the Museum of the Albemarle; Inner Banks News and more!
Click here to download the PDF | Purchase a copy from MagCloud
Spring 2010 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
In this issue: A special report on a new smartphone app for filmmakers that also offers free marketing opportunities to Inner Banks towns and businesses; Doris Betts Fiction Prize Finalist Julie Ann Davis shares her short story “Taylor’s Creek”; Aedan Williamson Reid writes about the C. B. Fisk Organ at Greenville’s St. Paul’s Church; in a new column, the IBX Gourmet, Ralph Scott reviews Kinston’s Chef and the Farmer restaurant; Dr. Ruth Kempf, practitioner of Biodynamic Agriculture, is profiled by Diana Dalton; Blackbeard and his pirate crew invade the Museum of the Albemarle; and “IBX Lifestyles” publisher Harvey S. Wooten remembers our friend—and champion of education—Kathy Taft.
Also, in IBX News, UNC’s Kenan Institute and Kenan-Flagler Business School take the lead in two far-reaching Inner Banks economic development initiatives: Hertford waterfront redevelopment and the Northeast IBX broadband initiative.
Click here to download the PDF | or purchase a copy from MagCloud
Winter 2010 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
Inside: In this issue, Inner Banks film, fiction and more. We are pleased to present short stories by three talented Inner Banks writers: Erica Plouffe Lazure, Brian Lampkin and Dean Marshal Tuck. Also, “IBX Lifestyles” celebrates the work of three successful IBX film productions, two on the wildlife sanctuaries at Lake Mattamuskeet and Pungo Lake as well as a documentary on one man’s struggle to invent a new career for himself in “Beyond Burlington.” There’s much more: Emerge Gallery and Art Center; Swan Quarter; ChooseAneed.org; Long’s Brigade, a Civil War Tour; and, Inner Banks news and tourism information.
Finally, we honor the memory of Inner Banks scholar, teacher, leader, friend, gentleman and literary visionary, W. Keats Sparrow. In our opinion, no single person has played a deeper and more meaningful role in nurturing and inspiring the culture and arts of eastern North Carolina. His spirit, intelligence, wit, tenacity and grace under fire will be sorely missed.
To purchase a copy of this magazine in a glossy-page, full color spread, follow this link. www.magcloud.com
Fall 2009 IBX Lifestyles Magazine
Enjoy the new issue of "IBX Lifestyles" magazine! Inside: Writer Alex Albright on “Saving IBX Towns, One Idea at a Time”; Writer Ralph Scott on Edgecombe Community College’s new and innovative Historic Preservation Trades Program; NYC transplants to the Inner Banks, wine experts and chefs Stephen and Inez Ribustello, on their exquisite restaurant On the Square; Inner Banks Fiction: Dr. Margaret Bauer introduces a short story by award-winning Inner Banks writer Liza Wieland (“Slip, Out, Back, Here”); Artist Tom Kilian on emerging opportunities for Inner Banks artists; Columbia’s upcoming Soul Food Celebration; Magnolia Arts Center’s offerings of music, community theater, playwriting, film and more; News from around the Inner Banks; IBX tourism resources; and much, much more!
Click on the icon of the magazine cover below to read it in full screen!
To purchase a four-color, glossy hardcopy of this issue, follow this link: www.magcloud.com
Then, click on “Browse” and enter “IBX Lifestyles” into the search field.
Summer 2009 IBX Newsletter
Enjoy the new issue of "IBX Lifestyles" magazine: Celebrating Inner Banks Artists.
Inside: sculptor Jonathan Bowling; enamelist/metalsmith Linda Darty; metals and jewelry master Robert Ebendorf; painter/collagist/assemblage artist Aleta Braun; filmmaker Bernard Timberg; jazz maestro Carroll Dashiell; artist/entrepreneur Tom Kilian; blues master "Lightnin'" Wells; sister musicians/writers Anna and Amelia Dietrich; writer/scholar on the American South Margaret Bauer; Magnolia Arts Center; historian/author Ralph Scott; and, some of the Inner Banks’ rising stars in art--Haley Sullivan, Judd Snapp, Lisa Beth Robinson and Owen Sullivan.
Click on the magazine below to read it in full screen!
To purchase a four-color, glossy hardcopy of this issue, follow this link: www.magcloud.com
Then, click on “Browse” and enter “IBX Lifestyles” into the search field.
Spring 2009 IBX Newsletter
Enjoy the new issue of the "IBX Lifestyles" newsletter, featuring: an interview with New York-to-Inner Banks transplant Ingrid Lemme; the 29 Inner Banks historical sites and towns of the Historic Albemarle Tour; Inner Banks film news; Inner Banks calendar of events and tourism resources; and, some of the best Inner Banks photography you’re likely to see anywhere.
Also enjoy past issues of the “IBX Newsletter.”
Summer 2008
- Paddling the Inner Banks
- Lake Phelps and the Scuppernong River
- Roanoke River
- Jean Guite Creek
- Lumber River
- Northeast Cape Fear River
- White Oak River and Bear Island
- Building a Water Trail Economy
- Feature Film Shoots in New Bern: “Death, Taxes and Chocolate” Written and Produced by Inner Banks Filmmaker
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Spring 2008
- Interview with Celebrated Inner Banks Artist Robert Ebendorf
- Pocosin Arts Folk School
- Documentary Film Shooting in Hertford
- Handmade in America: Drawing Inspiration from Western North Carolina
- Inner Banks Mourns Loss of Goldsboro Native and “Honorary Mayor of Hollywood” Johnny Grant: January 9, 2008
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Winter 2007
- Columbia: Honoring Our Past; Designing Our Future
- Currituck County: Rich in Heritage; Full of Adventure
- Manteo: Linking the Inner Banks to the Outer Banks
- South Mills: A Town and a Canal Forever Linked
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Fall 2007
- Vineyards and Wineries of the Inner Banks
- Duplin Winery
- County Squire Restaurant and Winery
- Bannerman Vineyard and Winery
- Lu Mil Vineyard
- Martin Vineyard
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Summer 2007
- Wilson Botanical Gardens
- Hollister’s Medoc Mountain State Park
- Roanoke Canal Museum and Trail
- Confederate Civil War Drum Returned to New Bern
- Merchants Millpond State Park
- Sylvan Heights Waterfowl Park and Eco-Center
- Paddle for the Border: Annual Paddling Event Links Inner Banks Great Dismal Swamp to Chesapeake, VA, in Unique Two-state Partnership
- Special July 4th Celebration Events
Spring 2007
- Interview with NC Community College System President Martin Lancaster
- Interview with Author/Journalist Willie Drye
- Expanding the “Fourth Utility” in Warren County
- Williamston: Crossroads of Northeastern North Carolina
- Mattamuskeet Foundation Releases Film: “A Winter Day”
- Inner Banks Media Corporation Formed
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Winter 2006
- Inner Banks Leaders Look to “Irish Miracle” for Entrepreneurial Inspiration
- Washington: The Heart of the Inner Banks
- Remarkable Rocky Mount
- William Howard Kuntsler Headlines Inner Banks Conference
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Fall 2006
- Inner Banks Creative Communities Initiative Launches
- Ayden: A Progressive City with Small Town Charm
- Edenton: “The South’s Prettiest Town”
- Murfreesboro: Small Town Renaissance
- Hertford: Carolina Moon
- Plymouth: Clean Water, Abundant Wildlife, Great Fishing
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Summer 2006
- Beaufort Hosts Pepsi Americas’ Sail
- Swansboro: Friendly City by the Sea
- Pollocksville: Down By the Old Mill Stream
- Kevin Costner Movie Films in Elizabeth City
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Spring 2006
- Oriental: Sailing Capital of North Carolina
- Wilson: City of Beautiful Trees
- Cruising Elizabeth City
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Winter 2005
- Historic Wilmington and the Cape Fear Coast
- Cape Fear Botanical Gardens
- Jackson Farm Offers True Country Experience
- North Carolina Birding Trail: An Inner Banks Gem
- Kayaking Inner Banks Rivers
- Inner Banks Seasonal and Special Events
Past issues of the "IBX Newsletter" are provided courtesy of the Foundation for Renewal of Eastern North Carolina and the Eastern North Carolina Film Commission. With the Spring '09 issue, the "IBX Newsletter" became "IBX Lifestyles." The IBX Foundation, Inc., IBX Ventures, IBXHomes.com, IBXLifestyles.com and the Eastern North Carolina Film Commission are the newsletter's new publishers.
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Enjoy the Summer 2010 IBX Lifestyles Magazine. Three ways to read it:
- Click on IBX Magazine at the top of this page.
- Purchase a 4-color, glossy, bound copy from MagCloud [go there].
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IBX & OBX Real Estate
Read these two articles from the New York Times Real Estate section, from a recurring article entitled: "What you can get for..."
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"... $150,000; Edenton, North Carolina"
"... $400,000; Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina"
Also, see for yourself what fantastic properties can be found in North Carolina's Inner Banks at
IBX Homes now represents international private equity fund. Learn more
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