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Elon’s Fusion of Art & Earth

by administrator | Jul 23, 2010 | Our Community

This fall, the Art Department of our local liberal arts college, Elon University, will be working to add an Eco-Art course to its repertoire. A small student research team, led by Professor Samantha DiRosa, aims to create a brand new curriculum set to be introduced in...

More Local than Local

by Eric Michel | Jun 28, 2010 | Cotton of the Carolinas, News, Our Community

We’ve had several conversations with potential customers lately who prefer to do business with the screenprinter in their town because that printer is local. While we’re all about local business, the problem is that the vast majority of local printers just perform the...

Reconnecting to local food through the community garden

by administrator | Jan 20, 2010 | Our Community, Sustainability

Both Tom Sineath and Eric Henry here at TS Designs are committed to reconnecting their employees back to local food. It is better for them, their wallets, and the environment. TSD will be moving ahead with their community garden this year after a successful first...

Our Clients’ Alternative Building Structures

by administrator | Dec 19, 2009 | Our Community, Sustainability

The folks at Peacehaven Community Farm in Guilford County recently put in a yurt from Blue Ridge Yurts. They are testing the yurt to determine how to best use their land with as light an impact as possible. Some of the future uses for the yurt that they are...

Dr. Jack Martin’s ACC class

by administrator | Dec 5, 2009 | Our Community, Sustainability

Dr. Jack Martin recently completed his first semester class from Alamance Community College’s Green certificate program, the first in the state. The program focuses on “Alternative Energy Technology,” and trains students in concepts of environmental...

Creative ways to recycle our cotton T-shirt scraps

by administrator | Nov 14, 2009 | Our Community, Sustainability

Sheryl from Twisted Limb Paperworks converted some of our organic cotton scraps to paper. A combination of manila folder folders and the t-shirt scraps were used to create cards. The T-shirt scraps were in the Hollander beater for seven hours before they were broken...

Elon’s Fusion of Art & Earth

More Local than Local

Reconnecting to local food through the community garden

Our Clients’ Alternative Building Structures

Dr. Jack Martin’s ACC class

Creative ways to recycle our cotton T-shirt scraps

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