On Saturday, Dec. 6, a dozen people gathered to develop skills in high-quality video production at the George Henry White Center. The informational training, facilitated by professional film and video producer Kate Tsubata, covered the basics of visual storytelling, the use of sound and lights, the prep and production process, and the roles of each person on a crew. After lunch, the group moved upstairs into the Media production studio. They worked to arrange the backdrops,

This is an exciting program of health and activities. Please see the flyer below for more information.

We are excited to provide you with training on how to start your own business with Professor Ed Hunt as the Instructor. In our past...

Every month, a hardy group of volunteers meet up at the George Henry White Center to assemble hot and nourishing meals for sick or infirm...

The unfinished attic of the George Henry White Center has been newly renovated to create a space for media production. This is, once...

A new course to learn the steps to start your own business will be held at the George Henry White Center. The Ice House Entrepreneurial...

Don Reaves is teaching the Basics of Electricity course at the George Henry White Center; but he has done much more. This Wilmington...

The Gertrude S. Carraway Award of Merit was presented to Vincent Spaulding, Project leader, on behalf of the George Henry White Memorial...

Nearly two hundred visitors gathered at the George Henry White Center on Saturday, Sept. 16 for the second "Fall into Health Fair." ...

After a grueling 88 hours of intensive learning and hands-on skill development, eleven local residents graduated from the first class of...