Issues

March 2017

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Roanoke Electric Receives National Award

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N.C. Co-ops Help Pilot New Girl Scout Badge

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Watts Led the Way for Women in D.C.

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‘I WILL’: N.C. Lineworkers Pledge to Stay Safe

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Bright Ideas Spotlight: Cape Hatteras Honey Bees

Carolina Kitchen

Strawberry Delight

Bacon Cheeseburger Meatloaf

L.A.’s Easy Peasy Eggplant Recipe

Sausage and Rice Casserole

Homemade Lemon Bars

Crunchy Apple Popcorn

Crunchy Popcorn Trail Mix

Oatmeal Raisin Cookie Corn

Popcorn Granola Bars

Reuben Casserole

Collards with Bacon and Onions

I Remember

I Remember

A Garden Feeds a Community

I Remember

The ‘True Grit’ of Granny Roten

I Remember

Grandpa’s Lessons

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On The House

Treating Well Water

Energy Sense

Energy Efficient Trees?

How landscaping can help you save energy

Carolina Gardens

Born in the USA: Native Wisterias

Plus Garden To Do’s for March

Carolina Living

Sensible Snacks

Treats that really pop

Carolina Living

Forging Family Ties

Fun ways that grandparents and grandkids can bond

Carolina Adventures

Hang gliding, hiking and relaxing in Burke County

This foothills destination has a little something for everyone

Great Gardens

What’s Old is New Again

Edit Arnette, Lenoir, a member of Blue Ridge Energy

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Welcome Blooms

Janis Harless, Jefferson, a member of Blue Ridge Energy

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Two Rows for Grandmother

Garret Bullard (age 12), Stedman, a member of South River EMC

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The Tomato Plant Next Door

Amy Johnson, Windsor, a member of Roanoke Electric

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The Pardue Family Garden

Lyndsey Nichols (granddaughter of Jerry Pardue, Siloam, a member of Surry-Yadkin EMC)

Viewpoints

Representing the Grassroots

by Richard Johnson

Great Gardens

Reclaimed Compound

Ronnie Davis, Hillsborough, a member of Piedmont EMC

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Rainy Day Lilies

Heike Annucci, Hudson, a member of Blue Ridge Energy

Energytech

Power-up, Outlet Free

Need a charge away from home? You have options.

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Phlox of Many Colors

Edith Webb, Highlands, a member of Haywood EMC

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Nary a Weed

Nancy Ellis, Ramseur, a member of Randolph EMC

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Muscadine Memories

Frankie Graham, Fayetteville, a member of Lumbee River EMC

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Mountain Garden Volunteers

Katherine Shoffner, Boone, a member of Blue Ridge Energy

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Lifelong Gardener

Nancy Stanley, North Wilkesboro, a member of Surry-Yadkin EMC

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A Cheerful Sight

Jan Clark, Indian Trail, a member of Union Power Cooperative

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Going Vertical

Jerry Talley, Concord, a member of Union Power

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Garden Palette

Collette Anderson, Chapel Hill, a member of Piedmont Electric

Viewpoints

From Our Readers: A Happy Pig and Thunderstorms

March's letters to the editor

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From a Tiny Seed

Ed Miller, Dallas, a member of Rutherford EMC

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For the Fairies

Rhiannon Bostic, Leland, a member of Brunswick Electric

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Flowers by the Sound

Victoria Byers, Kitty Hawk, a member of Blue Ridge Energy

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Canned Heat

Donna Griffith, Siler City, a member of Central EMC

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Busy Pollinators

Jonathan Young, Danbury, a member of EnergyUnited

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Backyard Oasis

Richard Stepputtis, Saint Clairsville (Ohio), a member of Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative

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All About Peonies

Adriana Feng, Raleigh, a member of Wake Electric

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Abby at Work

Stacy Holloman, Seven Spring, a member of Tri-County EMC

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A Spicy Crop

Michael Isley, Belews Creek, a member of EnergyUnited

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A Little Patch of Land

Bessie Stinson, Indian Trail, a member of Union Power Cooperative

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A Giant Among Castor Beans

Cindy Pyo, Fayetteville, a member of Lumbee River EMC

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