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The History of Pineywoods Cattle – A Southern Heritage Alive and Mooing
Deep in the labyrinth of time, tucked beautifully within the annals of the southern United States, lurks a tale of heritage, endurance, and tenacity intertwined into the existence of an animal species that has, for centuries, been the lifeblood of several southern states. This fantastic narrative underscores the history of Pineywoods Cattle, a breed as mysterious as it is fascinating.
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The Unsung Heroes of the Whiskey Trade: the Coopers
If we are making all this whiskey, who's making all those barrels?
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An Evening of Appreciation: Honoring North Carolina’s Poet Laureate, Jaki Shelton Green
North Carolina’s literary community gathered on March 13, 2025, to honor Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green in an evening filled with heartfelt reflections and powerful poetry. Young and seasoned poets alike shared how Jaki’s work has shaped their voices, celebrating her legacy as a mentor and trailblazer.
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250 Years Since Lafayette’s American Tour: A Look Back at His Historic Visit to Fayetteville, NC
In the pouring rain of March 4, 1825, Fayetteville, NC gave General Lafayette a hero’s welcome—the only city named in his honor that he ever visited. Undeterred by the storm, crowds gathered, and as he shook hands with every soldier, the moment became a lasting tribute to America’s gratitude.
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Why Mosquitoes Suck
Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying—they’re relentless, disease-spreading bloodsuckers that have plagued humans for centuries. From itchy bites to deadly viruses, these tiny pests have earned their reputation. In this post, we break down why mosquitoes literally suck and how you can fight back.