Edd Kueker's recognition for 35 years on the Regional Board of School Trustees.
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2012 Calendar........................... Pages 6 & 6
Year in Review...........................Page 18 -24
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Send us your odes of love for Valentine’s Day, but with a twist: How do love your sweetie, your family, your friends, in 10 words or less?
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The first ad in the Randolph County Progress Committee’s national campaign is in circulation and online. The ad promotes tourism and economic development for Randolph County. According to Chris Martin, coordinator of economic development for Randolph County, the ad design has multiple purposes. “We wanted to design an ad that caught people’s attention first,” says Martin. “We want to draw the reader to the page so they spend time reading our messages, which are two. The first is to illustrate the outstanding attributes Randolph County has that will attract companies to start or expand here.”
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2012 Calendar........................... Pages 6 & 6
Year in Review...........................Page 18 -24
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