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condemns plans for coal-fired power plant The public overwhelmingly prefers alternative energy and energy conservation over the construction of a new coal-fired power plant... full story Maggie Moonlight race canceled — for now ADVENTURE OF THE WEEK: The hunt for Hellbenders OUTSIDE THE BOX: Spring gear cleaning With summer weather here, it’s a good idea to take stock of your outdoor gear and make sure everything is in shape... full story ATHLETE PROFILE: Richard Betz: Runner 59, Highlands Outdoors Briefs: 
How
we can co-exist with black bears
Ruffed
grouse lovers join forces to form local chapter
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| The Naturalist's Corner This column will be a Last Saturday 30 or so outdoor aficionados enjoyed a soggy walk in Waynesville’s watershed. Fifty people had originally signed up for the hike but threatening weather changed a few minds. This was the first hike the town organized in 2008. Last year there were four public guided hikes in the watershed. The town is sponsoring these hikes to introduce Waynesville residents and other interested parties... full story |
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