Horse Protection Society--Christine Rogers takes us to China Grove in Rowan County where a group of volunteers are making sure abused and neglected horses get a second "gallop" at life.

Thomas Wolfe Memorial--Rick Sullivan tours the Asheville boarding house Thomas Wolfe wrote about in the American classic "Look Homeward Angel." He returned to the house in 1937. Tune to UNC-TV on Monday, November 16th at 9 p.m. for part three of "American Experience: The 1930s." It's a five-part miniseries that examines America during one of most harrowing economic periods in history.

Blue Ridge Parkway #1--Derek Long takes us on a trek of the Blue Ridge Parkway. The parkway has begun celebrating its 75th Anniversary.

George Beverly Shea Pt. 1--Mitchell Lewis begins a four part interview with the man known as "America's Most Beloved Gospel Singer," George Beverly Shea. Mr. Shea talks about his childhood in Canada and New York and how he started in music and singing.

Symphony Education Concerts--John Dancy continues his behind the scenes look at the North Carolina Symphony. In this report, John focuses on how the symphony goes into classrooms to teach youngsters about music.

Blue Ridge Parkway #2--Derek Long continues his series on the Blue Ridge Parkway by traveling from Linn Cove to Mount Pisgah a section that encompasses scenic waterfalls and the highest mountain East of the Mississippi River.

George Beverly Shea Pt. 2--Mitchell Lewis continues his interview with gospel music icon George Beverly Shea. Mr. Shea talks about his life during the Great Depression; his first meeting with Dr. Billy Graham and the early days of the Billy Graham Crusades

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

NC Cancer Hospital--Eszter Vajda gives us a tour of the state's only public cancer hospital located at UNC-Chapel Hill. Eszter shows the various approaches the hospital is utilizing to assist cancer patients.

Blue Ridge Parkway #3--Derek Long completes his journey down the Blue Ridge Parkway as he travels from Mount Pisgah to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

George Beverly Shea Pt. 3--Mitchell Lewis moves to part three of his interview with gospel music great George Beverly Shea. Mr. Shea reflects on his years with the Billy Graham Crusades; his relationship with Dr. Graham and Music Director Cliff Barrows and gives some background into how the song "How Great Thou Art" became a mainstay in his music repertoire.

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Liberacion Juice Station--Peter Bell introduces us to a woman who is promoting healthier lifestyles by driving her "green" and providing organic juices to people in underserved communities.

NC Bookwatch Excerpt: Kate Betterton/Author, "Where the Lake Becomes the River"--North Carolina Bookwatch Host D.G. Martin talks with Kate Betterton, author of "Where the Lake Becomes the River." Ms. Betterton's book focuses on the character Parrish McCullough, an artist who struggles with the truth about life after death after her father dies and she sees his ghost sitting beside his casket. Parrish also has a unique experience involving living and dying. Ms. Betterton's complete interview airs Sunday, November 22nd at 5 p.m. on UNC-TV.

George Beverly Shea Pt. 4--Mitchell Lewis wraps up his interview with gospel music legend George Beverly Shea. Mr. Shea talks about what it's like reaching 100 years old and offers advice for longevity in the music industry.

NORTH CAROLINA NOW SPECIAL: UNIQUE VEHICLES

North Carolina NOW will take a look at some unique vehicles built in our state ranging from heavy duty to high tech.