West Virginia nurse-midwife PATRICIA HARMAN returns with ARMS WIDE OPEN (the prequel to her acclaimed memoir THE BLUE COTTON GOWN) her account of living an eco-minded and antiwar counterculture life in Minnesota during the sixties, where she became an idealistic home-birth midwife.
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On April 13, The Kiwanis Club of the Sandhills hosted the Picquet Music Festival, a musical competition that celebrates the club's long-held belief that music plays an important role in education. Eleven students from Moore County's four high schools competed. Jacob Daniel, a senior at Union Pines High School, took home the top trophy along with a $2,000 scholarship. Pinecrest High School students Jentry Womack and Sarah Maccio placed second and third, earning a $1,500 scholarship and a $1,000 scholarship. The eight runners-up also received $100 scholarships. Enlarge
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