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Kinston, county seat of Lenoir County, is OUR STATE magazine's Tar Heel town of the month. Westbrook describes things to see and do in the town, including watching baseball at Grainger Stadium, a first-rate baseball park; enjoying the offerings of the Grainger-Hill Performing Arts Center; and visiting the Governor Richard Caswell Memorial and the C.S.S. Neuse State Historic Site.
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If everyone did everything right, what would be the best possible natural North Carolina that her citizens could hope for? In the recently published HORIZON 2100: AGGRESSIVE CONSERVATION FOR NORTH CAROLINA'S FUTURE, nine of the state's leading conservation scientists examined current environmental conditions and present a picture of the future. Nickens discusses their projections and lists the four primary strategies required to achieve it.
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Fort Johnson, an obscure fort located in Brunswick County, has the unique distinction of being the location where both the Revolutionary War and Civil War began in North Carolina. Hartsoe recounts the events.
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Wasserman discusses Crippen's County Inn and Restaurant in Blowing Rock. The restaurant opened in 1995. Customers return often because of the memorable dining experience and because owner Jimmy Crippen makes it his business to remember details about his clientele, such as children's names, anniversaries, jobs, and hobbies.
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Bryan Oesterreich now teaches English at East Carolina University and Carteret County Community College. A high school dropout, Oesterreich drove a tractor-trailer for twenty years, until a back injury in 1990 ended his driving career. He discusses his career change at age 42 and where it has led him.
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