Photograph by Samantha Jean Becker Pan-seared pork tenderloin with steamed shrimp dumplings and a baby greens salad Tucked in the

Written by Lauren B. Johnson Photographs by Mira Adwell Born in a town without a library (and in a country

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We want YOU to choose which local bands open up for a chart-topping, country artist! Cast your vote today. Roper

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