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Ann B. Ross of Hendersonville is the author of eleven books featuring Miss Julia, a spunky, small-town, resourceful woman.
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Located in Johnston County, Clayton is featured in Our State magazine's Tar Heel Town of the Month section.
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Originally the property of a Winston-Salem furniture executive, Camp Raven Knob, a 3,200-acre reservation in Surrey County, has been a boy Scout camp for over fifty years.
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Jerry Neal along with two partners founded RF Micro Devices in 1991. A year later the workforce had expanded to ten. Within a decade the company had over $1 billion in annual sales. Today there are over 4,000 employees in 27 locations. The company makes and sells a range of semiconductor components used in many fields.
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Artists create on a variety of canvasses, but Rebekah Joy Brown of Elizabeth City uses one of the most unusual types - eggshells. She uses a specially developed dentist drill, turning at 300,000-revolutions-per-minute, to craft eggshells into works of art. Duck, goose, emu, and ostrich eggs serve as her canvasses.
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