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This week in the Winston-Salem Journal
Journal photo by David Rolfe
The Pemaquid Point Lighthouse near Bristol, Maine, is famous for its pulled-taffy rocks that slant into the sea at its base.
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Published: August 17, 2008
NUTTY COLLECTION: Mr. Peanut is a local couple's driving passion. NEWS/Monday
DOUGHNUT WARS: A Dunkin' Donuts franchise owner plans a major expansion in the heart of Krispy Kreme's territory. NEWS/
Monday
RISKY: Password security is a big deal, and if you don't think it is, then someone might be hacking into your computer even as you read this. LIVING/Monday
FINDING EDEN: Most folks just mow their yards. Johnell Hunter can harvest his. NEWS/Tuesday
CUTTING BACK: Higher gas prices are leading an agency to eliminate one day of service to the more than 250 people who receive Meals on Wheels in Surry and Yadkin counties. NEWS/Wednesday
BIG WHOOP: Comedy is alive and ... well, funny ... in Winston-Salem. Find out where the wings are wild and the audience is wilder.
relish/Thursday
SEASON OPENERS: It still feels like summer, but the high-school football season is upon us. Most teams in Northwest North Carolina will open their 2008 campaign on Friday. SPORTS/Saturday
IT'S QUAINT: When you travel up and down the coast of Maine, exploring fishing villages and peninsulas, "you can die of quaint," according to one waiter. LIVING/next Sunday
THE RUSH OF RACE DAY: It's difficult to explain a day at the races, but one of America's favorite authors and a NASCAR fan, Janet Evanovich, shares the thrill and rush of big-time NASCAR — the sport that unites generations. PARADE/next Sunday
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