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Phyllis Moore

North Carolina
As seen in: Goldsboro News-Argus, SheKnows, Victoria Advocate, Galveston County Daily News, Beeville Bee-Picayune, News-Press Now, EducationNC, The Free Press (Kinston, NC), Southern Literary Review, Altavista Journal, The Best Times
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Our own 'Highway to Heaven'

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By Phyllis Moore
| Goldsboro News-Argus
I recently read that there’s talk about bringing “Highway to Heaven” back to TV. Not the actual show, mind you. A remake. If you’ve been around anywhere near as long as I have, you know all about remakes. Songs that sound like other songs, or are simply redone by another group. TV and movies are being resurrected, but with a twist. A prequel, a sequel or the exact same storyline, with a few tweaks — characters returning with the same name but switching up their race, gender or entire personality.
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From the courtroom to the stage: Hulse fulfills career, aspirations in Goldsboro

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By Phyllis Moore
| Goldsboro News-Argus
For Geoff Hulse, being an attorney in his hometown was never a foregone conclusion. Even though there was a Hulse and Hulse law firm, run by his father and brother, Herbert Bruce Hulse, senior and junior, respectively. But that was not Geoff's thought as he started college at 17. "When I found out I was going to Carolina, I said, 'I will not be a lawyer and I will not come back to Goldsboro,'" he says now. Famous last words. He had loftier dreams.
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A mother like no other

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By Phyllis Moore
| The Free Press (Kinston, NC)
My mom had a saying for everything. Some were Southern sentiments that many of you may also recall. Running around like a chicken without a head. More than one way to skin a cat. No skin off my nose. Growing up on a farm will do that — equip you with vivid images that drive home a point. When we became a family of five, my folks were a united force. We kids could try to pit one against the other, but it often proved pointless. It was as if they compared notes or something.
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