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January 2024

This Month’s Issue: Carolina Country Scenes

Toward the end of November, the Carolina Country team gets together for what I now count among my holiday season traditions: the annual judging of the reader photo contest. It’s always a joy to see what has been submitted from all across the state, typically with ample artful shots of sunsets, mountain views, coastal starry skies, butterflies, and— usually met with a collective “awww” from our group— cute kids and animals.

—Scott Gates, editor

Carolina Kitchen

Wendy’s Tummy Tingling Brunswick Stew

Baked Pumpkin Donut Holes

Juicy Beans & Greens

Sweet Heat Sticky Belly Burnt Ends

Carolina Living

Carolina People

On the Shoulders of Giants

Ken Peacock built a legacy by putting students first

Carolina Living

Make This Your Wellness Year

Six ways to rejuvenate your body, mind and soul

Carolina Living

Unwind and Melt Away with a DIY Candle

Create a haven of relaxation with the soothing scents of lavender and vanilla

Carolina Living

Unplug and Recharge with a Digital Detox

Practical strategies to improve everyday life with technology.

More from this issue

More Power

NC Zoo and Randolph EMC Deploy All-Electric Vehicle

Randolph EMC adds all-electric tractor to North Carolina Zoo’s fleet.

More Power

eTRU Project Honored with Innovation Award

Surry-Yadkin EMC and Hollar & Greene Produce partnered on emissions-reducing project.

On The House

Uncharted Water (Heaters)

Know your water heater options before it needs replacing

Tip Of The Month

Proper Insulation Reduces The Need For Excessive Heating

Add insulation where needed to save up to 10% on annual energy bills.

Viewpoints

The Co-op Spirit of Innovation

NC electric co-ops are launching new innovative partnerships to better serve their members.

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