Snappy Days

Tomorrow we get to work an event that is gonna help the folks in WNC! We will be making custom, “create your own adventure” shirts on site while you wait!

Snappy Days PRIDE 🌈 merch is now live! 20% off all collections. Discount applied automatically.

Which one of the characters from Mayberry would had looked directly at the sun?

Our Black Friday sale is live, Y’all! 20% off all of it, dang!

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In recognition of we take a moment to reflect and educate.

Leonidas Harold “L.H.” Jones, who was born in 1915 and died in 1983, is a shining example of leadership in Mount Airy.

For 30 years, he was principal of J.J. Jones School, named after his father, a principal for 33 years who pioneered secondary education for local African-Americans.

J.J. Jones School was originally an all-black campus on Jones School Road, which closed with the opening of J.J. Jones Intermediate School on Riverside Drive in the 1990s. Facilities of the old school became home to a number of community agencies, with the site now known as L.H. Jones Family Resource Center.

L.H. Jones followed in his father’s footsteps in trying to create opportunities for minority students through higher learning.

He was the first African-American to be named to the North Carolina State Board of Elections since the turn of the 20th century.

His name and story lives on in monument at the “Whittling Wall” in downtown Mt. Airy.