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Robert Rice Reynolds was a US Senator from Asheville who served from 1933 to 1945.
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853
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Vick was a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s; he provides an overview of the role of the CCC in North Carolina.
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854
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Primitive Baptists, characterized by strict adherence to conservative Baptist principles, were once a defining force in North Carolina. However, the denomination is slowly disintegrating and is on the verge of extinction.
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855
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Cheerwine, Salisbury's cherry soda with a kick, is celebrating its 75th year as North Carolina's unofficial state soft drink.
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856
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Western NC has many spots where tourists can enjoy Nordic (cross-country) snow skiing.
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857
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Hugh Morton is a conservationist and a photographer of Grandfather Mountain.
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858
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Anson County native Fisher Hendley was a country music star of the 1930s.
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