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...

George Henry White Center is hosting powerful workshops to support your health, finances, and your legacy. Register today to secure your...

Dear Friends, We are inviting you and your contacts to join our Business Start Up Class , a virtual learning course operated by the...

Despite the obstacles due to the recent damage by Hurricane Helene, the “Cycle North Carolina Mountains to the Coast Tour” will still...

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...

A groundbreaking collaboration between the Cannon Foundation, the George Henry White Center, and EcoJohn is enabling a new waste...

On Thursday, April 25, the issue of rural land development will be the topic of the next "Landowners Lunch and Learn" session at the...

We are excited to announce that a long-desired training in entrepreneurship will be made available at the George Henry White Center, with...