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The Outer Banks Voice - Michael Kent Smith of Kitty Hawk, April 4

The Outer Banks Voice - Michael Kent Smith of Kitty Hawk, April 4
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Guthrie welcomes new providers

SAYRE – Guthrie is pleased to welcome the following providers who recently joined the organization:

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After decades in business, Arapahoe Cafe & Pub in Dillon says goodbye

Nanci Campbell has eaten at the Arapahoe Cafe & Pub for roughly 60 years. She first heard about it in the late 1950s, when, as students at the University of Colorado Boulder, she and her.

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Archaeologists 18,000-year-old discovery in Oregon left them startled | Science | News

Evidence from stone tools and tooth fragments at the Rimrock Draw Rockshelter has pushed back the archaeological record of human life in North America by some 2,000 years.

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Field site shows evidence of humans in Oregon 18,000 years ago

A rock shelter in Eastern Oregon could be the earliest human camp in North America

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