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Alexander County is 100-years-old, so the town decided to celebrate throughout the whole weekend with parades, pageants, and beauty queens.
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Jack and Hilda Hardin started an errand service in Charlotte, North Carolina eight years ago (1939) despite a lacking precedent, but the idea paid off. Today this unique service - believed to be the only one in the State - performs so many chores local businesses don't know how to live without it.
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Paul L. Smith has built an air park off the beaten path located in the hills of Randolph County, with two runways, a hangar, and a restaurant.
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The wreck of the Old 97 locomotive took place near the North Carolina-Virginia border in 1903, and descriptions of the occurrence continue to be revived.
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Furniture and hosiery have been the two biggest factors that have aided in the growth and development of High Point, North Carolina.
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