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October 2023

This Month’s Issue: Fall in North Carolina

After years of reflection on the subject, I’d have to say that this time of year — on through the holidays — is my favorite. We get a break from the heat and humidity, fall harvests feed into beloved recipes, and family traditions are in full-swing. In this issue, we’re exploring spots where you may make some new fall traditions, whether enjoying the colors of the season at a state park or getting outdoors for family fun. Also, it’s Co-op Month! Learn more about the power of co-op membership.

—Scott Gates, editor

Carolina Kitchen

Slow Cooker Venison Barbecue

Pepperoni Pizza Sliders

Sausage French Toast Roll-Ups

Gramma’s Tomato Soup

Sweet Potato Casserole Waffles

Turkey ‘n’ Dressing Crispy Waffles

I Remember

I Remember

Walking on Water

I Remember

A Ride in the ‘White Elephant’

I Remember

Hairstyles of the Times

I Remember

Mama, ‘Gunsmoke’ and Me

Your Power

Your Power

Co-op Fleet Technicians Review Safety Protocols and New Tech

Fleet technicians from NC and SC cooperatives meet for the 2023 Fleet Training Seminar

Your Power

Haywood EMC Lineman Receives Life Saving Award

Journeyman Lineman Dylan Morris presented award after quick actions save a paramedic

Your Power

Seven Cooperative Principles

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Up Front (Viewpoints)

Strength In Numbers

October is Co-op Month: As a member, you have the power

Energy Sense

Batten Down the Hatch

Insulate your attic hatch for energy savings

Carolina People

The Dream Maker

Tara Raczenski has opened a ‘costume closet’ to the community

Tip Of The Month

Your Dishwasher Can Save You Money

It's more energy efficient than washing a load of dishes by hand

Carolina Adventures

Follow the Craft Trails

Immerse yourself in the artistry of Western North Carolina

NC Outdoors

Local Pond Yields Record Channel Catfish

Your next catch could be a record-setter

Where in Carolina Country is This?

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