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How the IRS’ increase in funding could result in less money in your pockets
 
The "new beginnings" Beaufort County conservative club meeting held last night at King chicken was an outstanding success.
The "new beginnings" Beaufort County conservative club meeting held last night at King chicken was an outstanding success.
 
Mark your calendar. We return to our regular meeting schedule on November 17 at 7:00 p.m. at our usual meeting place at the Mt. Olive University Building on U. S. 264 west in Washington, NC.
Mark your calendar. We return to our regular meeting schedule on November 17 at 7:00 p.m. at our usual meeting place at the Mt. Olive University Building on U. S. 264 west in Washington, NC.
 
The race for the 3rd District of the N.C. House offers voters clear differences in principles and priorities. Democrat Robert Cayton, a Beaufort County commissioner, touts a nuts-and-bolts approach to governance.
The race for the 3rd District of the N.C. House offers voters clear differences in principles and priorities. Democrat Robert Cayton, a Beaufort County commissioner, touts a nuts-and-bolts approach to governance.
 
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