Camp Debbie Lou was created for just one purpose - to provide fun, love, and laughter for families with children who suffer from cancer. We take our responsibility to provide the fun seriously, which means we also take seriously the unique medical and safety needs of our guests. ...

Upon visiting The Cove property, Mr. and Mrs. Graham had a dream of providing a place where people could leave the demands of daily life, come to study God's Word, and be trained to reach the lost for Christ. ...

Your children will build confidence, develop social skills, establish more independence and find their sense of adventure as they participate in great camp activities. ...

Program enables campers to learn and participate in Southern Baptist mission efforts in an outdoor setting. ...

Ready to meet your conference and retreat needs at our first-class conference center. ...

In 1960, Alpine Bible Camp was founded as a ministry of Appalachian Bible College with the theme Trailblazing for Christ. The purpose was simple: to assist local Bible believing churches with the task of evangelizing the lost and discipling young believers. As we move into a new millennium Alpine Bible Camp continues to blaze new trails with exciting, impacting, adventure-based programs. ...

Alpine Retreats is available to host your deacons' retreat, couples retreat, etc. Design a retreat that meets the needs of your group and we will provide lodging, meals and meeting facilities. ...

The Longwood University men's tennis team defeated Seattle University 7-0 on Saturday morning on Lancer Courts in Farmville and won the 2010 Independent Tournament, going 4-0 in the round-robin tournament. Sophomore Nobu Tanaka/Potomac, Md. (St. Johns College HS) was named the tournament MVP while senior Billy Heird/York, Pa. (Dallastown) earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team. Longwood ends the season with a 12-9 record.

The Longwood University men's tennis team dropped a 6-1 decision at George Washington University on Sunday in Washington, D.C.. The Lancers (8-9) won one doubles match but lost the point and then won one singles match, with senior David Cardoso/Porto, Portugal (Externato Lumen) victorious at #5. Longwood returns to action on Thursday, April 15, when they host the Independent Tournament in Farmville. ...

The Longwood University women's tennis team defeated North Carolina Central University 4-0 and Winston-Salem State University 6-0 on Sunday to win the 2010 Independent Tournament in Farmville. Senior Mason Davis/Richmond (Collegiate School) was named the Independent Tournament MVP while senior Laura Simon/Barcelona, Spain (IES Lluis de Peguera) and freshman Marta Pinyol/Barcelona, Spain (IESM Ferran Tallada) earned spots on the All-Tournament team. Longwood finished the season with a 13-8 mark after winning the final three matches of the season.

The Longwood University women's tennis team defeated Seattle University 4-1 on Saturday afternoon on Lancer Courts in Farmville. The Lancers swept the doubles matches and won three of the first four singles matches. Longwood (11-8) wraps up its season Sunday, April 18, when it hosts North Carolina Central University at 8:30 a.m. and Winston-Salem State University at 1 p.m. on Lancer Courts in Farmville. ...

In the spring of 1964, an article in the Princeton Alumni News caught the attention of North Carolinian G. Watts Hill Jr. The article profiled Joshua L. Miner III and his effort to introduce Outward Bound to the United States. Already, two Outward Bound schools had opened in Colorado and Minnesota, and a third was nearing completion in Maine. Miner had established Outward Bound USA to oversee the American schools and was becoming an increasingly influential figure in education. ...