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Naloxone-Prescribing Practices: A Missed Opportunity

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By Shane Stone, Erin Barnes, Christopher J. McLouth, Candice J. McNeil
| North Carolina Medical Journal
By Shane Stone, Erin Barnes, Christopher J McLouth, Candice J. McNeil Stone, Shane, Erin Barnes, Christopher J McLouth, and Candice J. McNeil. 2018. "Naloxone-Prescribing Practices: A Missed Opportunity." North Carolina Medical Journal 79 (5): 343-44. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.79.5.343.
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4-H Foraging adventure meets culinary competition

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By Erin Barnes
| Richmond County Daily Journal Verified
The collaboration between the 4-H Homeschool Club’s foraging session and the Wild Foods Cook Off is an exciting way to bring the skills of foraging into the spotlight. (Courtesy photo). For more information on the Wild Food Cook-Off, including times, location, and a full list of rules, visit www.Richmond.ces.ncsu.edu. (Courtesy photo). ❮ ❯ RICHMOND COUNTY — Foraging, the practice of searching for and harvesting wild foods, is a timeless skill that connects us to nature and our ancestors.
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Becoming a “Chicken Tender” with Richmond County 4-H

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By Erin Barnes
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As the weather begins to warm and the first flowers start peeking out of the ground, you can feel that Spring is just around the corner. With Spring comes spring chicks. Richmond County 4-H has jumped head on into several activities where our youth get hands-on learning experiences with chickens. Already in full swing is this year’s 4-H Chicken Project.
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