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- Bucks, does, pullets and cockerels ... huh?
Auctioneer Mike Cagle’s patter mingles with the crows of roosters, quacking of ducks and chatter of the crowd. “These homer pigeons are as fat as little butterballs. $2 a bird? They will never be no cheaper. How ‘bout $1.60 … $1.70 … $1.65?” Welcome to the weekly animal auction at Cagle’s Family Auctions in Haywood County. Signs on the walls warn against making deals outside…
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- Dress code sends the right message to adolescents
A debate about how adolescents — and even pre-adolescents — dress these days is a topic that covers…
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By Natalie Smith • Guest Columnist One of the most commonly asked questions in life is “Where are…
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