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2307
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Such factors as an economic development policy, a good labor pool, quality medical care, and commitment to public education make Wilkes County attractive to businesses. The widening of Highway 421 and laying of natural gas pipelines add to its appeal.
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2308
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The North Wilkesboro Motor Speedway is a keystone in Wilkes County's growing tourism business. Other activities that attract tourists include bluegrass performances, bicycle racing, the Brushy Mountain Apple Festival and Stone Mountain State Park.
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12965
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Keever profiles Wilkes County, one of North Carolina's smallest, populated with almost 63,000 individuals, yet at the same time able to grow and develop blue chip companies like Holly Farms, Lowe's and others.
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13146
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This article details the history of Wilkes County as well as major industries and the current details of the county communities.
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13178
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Old Wilkesboro, the first town and county seat, was settled in 1788, with scattered activity, but great men of North Carolina's history have graced the streets of this quiet town. Across the river, North Wilkesboro has demonstrated a boom in city-building and growing industry.
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