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<i>When you say 'BBQ in the Burg,' things get serious!, 1</i>
When you say 'BBQ in the Burg,' things get serious!, 1

Franklin County's James Goodwin of Smokin' Pumpkin BBQ gets his pig just right


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<i>When you say 'BBQ in the Burg,' things get serious!, 2</i>
When you say 'BBQ in the Burg,' things get serious!, 2

William (left) and Scott Holder of Broad Slab BBQ of Dunn work on their pig Friday night


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<i>When you say 'BBQ in the Burg,' things get serious!, 3</i>
When you say 'BBQ in the Burg,' things get serious!, 3

Boo's BBQ's Randall White of Bunn accepts the second place award from Tim Gupton, one of the event's organizers


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QUILTS ON DISPLAY
QUILTS ON DISPLAY

Quilt Trails of the Tar and Roanoke Rivers held its annual quilt show Saturday and Sunday at the historic Person Place in Louisburg to raise funds for the Margaret Hilpert Scholarship Foundation. Shown here are Sandy Crawford, (left) Quilt Guild president, and Diana Johnson, director of the Quilt Trails. The historic home was filled with quilts, both modern and vintage.


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