LOUISBURG, N.C. — Join Cooperative Extension for a morning of forestry education for Franklin County timberland owners. Sessions will be led by knowledgeable industry leaders on Wednesday, April 12, at Taylor’s Creek Farm, near Franklinton. Cost: $20. Register at https://www.go.ncsu.edu/franklinforestry. For more information, please call the Franklin County Extension Center by April 7th at 919-496-3344.
–Franklin County Center
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