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Lee Kinard is a television pioneer whose program, \"Good Morning Show,\" has appeared on Greensboro's station WFMY for over thirty-five years. He also found time to earn B.A., master's, and Ph.D. degrees from UNC-Greensboro.
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Annawear in Highlands, Mt. Olive Pickle Company in Mt. Olive, Benbow Reproduction in Greensboro, and Carolina Treet Barbecue Sauce in Wilmington are family-owned-and-operated businesses that produce unique products.
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Our State profiles Billy Arthur, who has been a contributor to the magazine for almost seventy years. Among his successful endeavors are UNC cheerleader, radio announcer, newspaper editor and publisher, state representative, General Assembly reading clerk, writer, and many others - all accomplished though he stands only 39 1/2 inches tall.
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Visitors will find a number of things to explore in the historic Quaker town of Jamestown in Guilford County. The sights include public library, which is housed in a restored 1915 schoolhouse; the Quaker meetinghouse at High Point City Lake Park; River Twist, a gift-and-garden show; Mendenhall Plantation; and the Jamestown General Store.
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Throughout his life author Paul Green carried note cards in his pocket on which he would jot down words and phrases he remembered from his early years in Harnett County. The cards were filed and later became the basis of Paul Green's WORD BOOK: AN ALPHABET OF REMINISCENCE. From this his daughter Betsy Green Moyer, an expert photographer, has compiled the entries relating to flowers. Together with her co-editor, botanist Ken Moore, she has matched flower photographs with Green's comments. The result of the three-year project is Paul Green's PLANT BOOK: AN ALPHABET OF FLOWERS & FOLKLORE.
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