Heading to the Beach or Mountains? Vacationing with Judaism
“From Manteo to Murphy” is a phrase that North Carolinians employ when they speak of…
“From Manteo to Murphy” is a phrase that North Carolinians employ when they speak of…
For a state that historically has had a small Jewish community, at least as a…
By Rachel Ariel, Guest Contributor and Librarian for Jewish Studies, Duke University Duke University Libraries…
By Larry Pearlman, Guest Contributor In my first blog, I described how synagogues in small…
Remarks delivered at the Down Home Banner Exhibition North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh, April…
By Larry Pearlman, Guest Contributor In many small-towns, synagogues are disappearing. Their communities are shrinking…
Purim has become a family celebration, often a children’s party, a fun time at temple…
When Jewish Heritage North Carolina (JHNC) created our multimedia project Down Home: Jewish Life in…
After the 1619 Project and Black Lives Matter, this year’s Black History Month is especially…
The 115 English settlers who disappeared from Roanoke Island circa 1587 gave rise to the…
Today print journalism is an endangered species, at best a dated indulgence. Perhaps you’ve perused…
By Guest Contributor, Prof. Eric M. Meyers When the prominent architect Percival Goodman signed on…