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StokesCORE
is a non-profit community organization based in Stokes County, North Carolina
developed by dedicated volunteers, partner organizations, and a small
professional staff. During its first 3 years it has provided financial
and technical support to a variety of community enterprises.
Originally conceived to become a community foundation, StokesCORE
is currently emphasizing development of the underlying social infrastructure
of is region on its path to becoming a sustainable community resource.
From 2003 until early 2007 StokesCORE
was fostered by participation in Phase I & II of The Duke Endowment's
Program for Rural Carolinas. An effective management team of versatile,
experienced staff members and advisors has been assembled to accomplish
its mission under direction of a committed Executive Board that reflects
the breadth of knowledge and interests in Stokes County. Strategic alliances
with partner organizations bolster the emerging heritage tourism economy
of this historic, rural region.
StokesCORE
in the NEWS
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Read the Article by Wendy Byerly-Wood, News Editor
for the Stokes News
"With the Tobaccoville/King campus of Forsyth Technical Community
College well underway and its first phase nearing construction,
leaders from both Forsyth Tech and Stokes County are looking tward
the future, including proposed plans for a stand alone campus of
FTCC in Stokes County.
Discussions about converting the former Meadows prison camp site
into a Stokes County campus for Forsyth Tech have been going on
for some time among county government leaders, and now the discussions
include Forsyth Tech leaders and member of StokesCORE (County Organization
for Revitalizing the Economy)."
Stokes News article
in pdf format
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