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Reporter for QCN in Charlotte (WJZY-TV). Formerly WLOS Asheville. Emmy & Murrow Award winning writer/storyteller searching for stories about compelling people.
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‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’: Red Bridges Barbecue in Shelby thrives after 80 years Original

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By John Le Verified
| WJZY-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
SHELBY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — You can practically taste it as you pull into the parking lot. “So, this is where all the action happens,” says owner Natalie Ramsey, giving us a behind-the-scenes tour of Red Bridges Barbecue Lodge. “So, this is the sandwich department. This is where we make all the of the sandwich plates, trays, you name it,” she continued. For a lifetime, Red Bridges has given folks in Shelby countless pork shoulders to lean on.
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Unexpected chapter: NC author’s book inspired her farm for families

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By John Le Verified
| WNCN-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified
HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (WJZY) — For a lot of Queen City slickers, the chance to enjoy a rural setting is rare. Maybe that’s why parents bring their kids to appreciate the simple life at Sweetwater Farms in Huntersville. “Look at that!” we heard, as three boys took turns sitting on a tractor. “Alright, it’s Jackson’s turn, switch!” says Brittany Brendle of Denver, who brought her son and a couple of his friends.
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America 250: York County historic site allows visitors to walk back in time

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| WJZY-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
YORK COUNTY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — In York County, a preserved piece of property is a chance to walk back in time. Specifically, Historic Brattonsville helps us visualize the consequential era between 1780 and 1870. “Really, 100 years of the story of the American South beginning with the American Revolution,” says Joe Mester, the assistant site director. The Brattons, a family of Scottish Irish descent, migrated to America in 1760 and included Patriot leader William Bratton.
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