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Triad singers/songwriters Mason Via and Presley Barker seek out golden tickets to Hollywood on American Idol

Growing up in the Triad, Mason Via and Presley Barker were familiar with the careers of each other as fellow musicians and singer/songwriters but had never met until they auditioned

Appalachian Power plans power grid improvements in Raleigh and Wyoming counties

Appalachian Power plans power grid improvements in Raleigh and Wyoming counties CHARLESTON, W. Va. (WVVA) - Appalachian Power representatives and the utility’s affiliate, AEP West Virginia Transmission Co., Inc., plan to increase electric reliability by upgrading the power grid serving customers in Raleigh and Wyoming counties. The Trap Hill Area Transmission Line Project involves: Building approximately 6 miles of electric transmission line in Raleigh County. Making upgrades to three existing electrical stations in Raleigh County. Building a new electrical station in Wyoming County. The area currently has one power line that dates back 40 years. This project provides an additional power source and allows crews to conduct maintenance work without having to interrupt service to customers for extended periods of time.

Investigation Reveals North Carolina Cockfighters Among Top Traffickers of Animals to Guam, Other Far-Flung Destinations

NC is illegally shipping fighting roosters to Guam, animal rights groups allege

Jan. 14 RALEIGH North Carolina breeders have illegally shipped hundreds of live roosters to Guam, charging as much as $2,000 per bird as they supply the Pacific island's lingering cockfighting trade, animal rights advocates said Thursday. A pair of nonprofit rescue groups, Animal Wellness Action and Animal Wellness Foundation, sent letters to U.S. Attorney Robert Higdon in Raleigh asking his .

North Carolina breeders are illegally shipping fighting roosters to Guam, animal rights groups say

North Carolina breeders are illegally shipping fighting roosters to Guam, animal rights groups say Josh Shaffer, The News & Observer © Yuri Cortez/AFP/AFP/TNS Two roosters fight with plastic spurs during a tournament at the Club Gallistico Caracas cockfighting club, in Caracas, on January 25, 2020.- Cockfights are one of the oldest cultural traditions in Venezuela, where people with different ideologies and economic power converge. RALEIGH, N.C. North Carolina breeders have illegally shipped hundreds of live roosters to Guam, charging as much as $2,000 per bird as they supply the Pacific island’s lingering cockfighting trade, animal rights advocates said Thursday.

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