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In this special Vance County Community Focus insert, Zulovich discusses the following: Kerr Lake, Maria Parham Medical Center, Perry Memorial Library, Vance-Granville Community College, and county economic conditions.
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Micropolitan communities are places with a population under 50,000. Zulovich profiles three micropolitan mayors: Susan Kluttz (Salisbury); C. Bruce Rose (Wilson); and David W. Barlow (Lenoir).
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9495
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Gaston County is profiled in this special community focus supplement. Among the topics discussed are economic development; the towns of Gastonia, Belmont, McAdenville, and Mount Holly; industrial base; and attractions like Crowder's Mountain, Schiele Museum, and the U.S. National Whitewater Center.
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While textiles and furniture have dominated North Carolina's manufacturing scene for decades, a new industry is emerging--plastics. The state ranks seventh nationally in shipments sent by plastics manufacturing companies and eighth in the number of people employed in the industry.
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Zulovich discusses several of the state's hospitals which are expanding to meet the health needs of a growing population. They are Mission Hospital (Asheville); New Hanover Regional Medical Center (Wilmington); Randolph Hospital (Asheboro); and Albemarle Hospital (Elizabeth City).
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Pitt County is profiled in this special community focus section. Among the topics discussed are education, including East Carolina University, Pitt Community College, and the Pitt County Schools; Pitt County Memorial Hospital and the Brody School of Medicine; and the county's manufacturing base.
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10186
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This special NC Magazine county profile supplement features Cabarrus County, highlighting biotechnology, NASCAR, tourism, and the economy.
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10233
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Davidson County is featured in this month's NC Magazine community focus.
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10266
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Watauga County is profiled in this special community focus supplement. Among the topics discusses are economic growth, Appalachian State University, the second-home market, and tourism.
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10267
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In November 2007, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced that heart disease was no longer the leading cause of death in the state. Zulovich discusses some of the heart work being conducted at heart centers in Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Raleigh, and Greenville.
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10434
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In the next five years, ending in 2013, Fort Bragg, in Cumberland County, will grow by 2,600 active-duty military personnel and 2,000 civilian employees. Counting family and other individuals, the county population will expand by 27,000. Zulovich discusses how this growth will affect public education, transportation, health care, and housing.
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10435
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Zulovich describes the changes taking place in Fayetteville's central business district.
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10502
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This special NC Magazine county profile supplement features Lee County, highlighting manufacturing and education. About 40% of the county workforce is involved in manufacturing.
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10503
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Dr. Bud Marchant, the new president of Central Carolina Community College in Sanford, is featured in this Zulovich article. The college currently enrolls 4,700 students in its curriculum offerings and over 20,000 in various continuing education.
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10752
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Harry Brown of Jacksonville was a national finalist for the TIME MAGAZINE Quality Dealer Award which the National Automobile Dealers Association presents at its annual convention. Besides running a successful dealership, he has done community work in Jacksonville and Onslow County and served as a senator in the North Carolina General Assembly.
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