Tony McGee, Sean Barb and many many others have been hard at work on the Moores Springs Mountain Bike Trails which is on the property of Sertoma 4-H Educational Center.  Sean has created an awesome map of the trails  so far. I captured some screenshots below.  

For up to date information, visit the Facebook Group.

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Winston-Salem Journal reporter Lisa O’Donnell and photographer Jennifer Rotenizer visited Tony McGee and Debbie Martin at the Moores Springs trailhead and learned all about the amazing goings-on at the site. The article outlines the partnership between Workforce Development, Sertoma 4-H Educational Center (aka Camp Sertoma) and StokesCore. Great things are happening in our beautiful county!

For those folks interested in finding out what is going on with the trails, please visit and join the Moore’s Springs Trails Group on Facebook.

Moore’s Spring Trails (MST) are a collaboration of StokesCORE, Sertoma 4-H Center and NC Workforce Development. There are almost 5 miles of trails built so far.

Open the Winter 2010 edition of Tech Quarterly, published by Forsyth Technical Community College and you will find Jane Morgan Smith featured in the Alumni spotlight. Who knew retirement would bring a world of truffles and StokesCORE?

Thanks to Dale Swanson for making this wonderful video.

StokesCORE is in the news again! The Winston-Salem Journal this time.

The Stokes County purple sweet potato is high in calcium and antioxidants! Available at Whole Foods and Priddy’s General Store in Danbury, NC.

Below are documents related to the November 7th Sweet Potato Cook-off for 2009 which StokesCORE sponsors annually. This year we are partnering with 4-H to celebrate their Centennial with them. Previous distributions of this information may have shown a $5.00 entry fee for the dishes entered in the cook-off. That fee is being waived. If you know anyone who may be interested in this cook-off opportunity which does include prize money, please feel free to forward this email to them.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this email with your friends and family.

Come out and support StokesCORE and 4-H in what promises to be a fun and food filled day in Pinnacle!

• Sweet Potato Guidelines (.pdf)Sweet Potato Guidelines (.doc)
• Walk A Thon Flyer (.pdf)
• Walk A Thon Flyer (.doc)
• Walk A Thon Registration Form (.pdf)
• Walk A Thon Registration Form (.doc)
• Centennial Flyer (.pdf)
• Centennial Flyer (.doc)

Thanks for your support,

Jane Morgan Smith

The Stokes News wrote a great article about StokeCORE’s most recent projects!!!

Sertoma 4-H Center on Moore’s Springs Rd. is the latest addition to Forsyth Tech’s Stokes County locations for Continuing Education Classes Call 593-2482 for Information

Financial A$$i$tance MAY be available for Electrician Helper, Intro to Masonry, Landscape, Welding, Computer and Keyboarding Classes. Call 336-593-2482 for information to see if you qualify. This assistance made possible through the Northwest Piedmont Council of Governments and WorkForce Development.

Classes available include:

• Electrician Helper
• Intro to Masonry
• Landscape Technician
• ARD Welding Basic
• MIG Welding
• Computer Basics
• Intro. to Keyboarding
• Painting: Mixed Media
• Photography: Nature

Download the Flyer for course numbers and more information. Forsyth Technical Community College classes being held at Sertoma 4-H Center thanks to a partnership between Forsyth Tech., Workforce Development, StokesCORE and Sertoma 4-H Educational Center.

NC Weekend aired an episode featuring Priddy’s General Store. You can view the broadcast online: http://flash.unctv.org/ncweekend/7302009_priddys_general.html