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for The State Vol. 61 Issue 9, Feb 1994
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1385
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The Richmond County town of Ellerbe is a sandhill town with a 1930s feel.
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Hundreds of young North Carolina boys joined the Confederate Army. Two who later rose to prominence were Walter Clark, a North Carolina Supreme Court Justice, and William Cain, the longtime head of the math department at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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Coyotes, first documented by wildlife officials in North Carolina in 1983, have spread throughout the state. Intelligent and adaptable, they are here to stay.
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1389
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Over the years, cities and towns across the state have adopted slogans and nicknames to identify their communities and foster economic development.
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Moderate climates, low taxes, and a host of other reasons make North Carolina an attractive location for retirement.
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Conover relates the story of a 1913 murder in Haywood County, and the grandmother who served fifteen years for the crime.
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1392
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Hendersonville's Kermit Edney has informed and entertained the people of Henderson County over radio station WHKP since 1947.
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Haskell's father, an electrician, was responsible for bringing electricity to remote areas of Scotland County in the late 1940s.
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