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The guy from Philadelphia, Mississippi, appreciates country music as well as he plays it. Chuck Shuford catches up with Marty Stuart.
Can pigs fly? Well, yes. Once they've hung around Benton's Smokehouse for 10 months or so, they jet all across the nation. Broadband and Tech | People to Know
07/08/2008
Over forty years and through two publishers, the Neshoba (Mississippi) Democrat struggled to come to terms with the murders of three civil rights workers in 1964.
Long ago, an Eastern Kentucky patriot went briefly amok on Independence Day in an act of yard ornament liberation. At least justice was served (we think). 
Too late for an apology, too complicated for words: it comes down to the power of pie.
With help from a Boker penknife, a Southwest Virginian makes Appalachian spruce trees sing. Photographer Shawn Poynter soaks up the world-class luthier's workshop. 
A Virginia family picks up the shovel and handles the arrangements. R.I.P., just up the hill from the house. Arts and Culture | Media | People to Know
05/10/2008
People to Know | Politics and Government
05/09/2008
A scholar in upstate New York takes the measure of rural stereotypes by looking at his own family, then reflects on Barack Obama's messages, 2004 and today. 
Tom Dula was hanged for murder 140 years ago. His guilt may be a matter of debate, but his legend -- and the song that cemented it -- are indisputable.
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