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Upstairs in a squat, oddly roofed building on the Cane River, nine painted plywood panels tell the story of a whole community. Clementine Hunter made...
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Imagine growing fruit for more than a century, only to have goats steal the audience. Autumn clearly has different priorities....
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A paper sack of warm cider doughnuts once turned a quick roadside stop into the best part of my whole...
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Roswell has no shortage of places that look interesting before you step inside, but this restaurant takes a quieter approach....
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Sawdust crunched under my shoes before I even saw the menu board, and I knew lunch was about to get...
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I rarely enjoy setting an early alarm, but a donut run is one of the few exceptions. There is something...
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