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Archives for May 2026

ERA Through the Eras: The Early Days of the Festival for the Eno

May 11, 2026 by Eno River Association

A chart containing the drawn logos of critters for each Festival for the Eno from 1980-1999 including the Great Blue Heron, Dragonfly, Northern River Otter, Red Fox, Belted Kingfisher, Wild Turkey, Catfish, Great Horned Owl, Virginia Opossum, Luna Moth, Southeastern Five-Lined Skink, Bobcat, Eastern Box Turtle, Neuse River Waterdog, Southern Flying Squirrel, White Doe, Southern Leopard Frog, Panhandle Pebblesnail, and Osprey.

Where Community and River Meet Before it became a tradition, before the stages and silk screens and summer crowds, there was a simple idea: bring people together in celebration of the Eno River—and in doing so, inspire them to protect it. For more than 45 years, that idea has taken shape as the Festival for […]

ERA Through the Eras: The Early Days of the Festival for the Eno

May 11, 2026 · Eno River Association

Filed Under: Culture & History, Eno River News, ERA Through the Eras Tagged With: anniversary, Festival

Introducing Swim Guide: A Step Forward for the Eno

May 1, 2026 by Ryan Fehrman

May Director’s Message Dear Friends of the Eno, In the spring of last year, I had the pleasure of chatting with former Eno River State Park Superintendent Dave Cook about all things Eno. One of the things that Dave shared has stuck with me: “the best way to protect the Eno is to protect the […]

Introducing Swim Guide: A Step Forward for the Eno

May 1, 2026 · Ryan Fehrman

Filed Under: Director's Message, Eno River News Tagged With: swim guide, water quality

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