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Chloe Klingstedt
Verified
Assistant Editor, Our State
Winston-Salem
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Media Politics Immigration World news U.S.
Culture, politique, histoire, sports,
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By Chloe Klingstedt Verified, Rebecca Woltz Verified, Tamiya Anderson, Lynn Wells| Our State Verified A bus from South Stokes High School sits in front of Mitchell’s Butchery. Inside the shop, a group of students crowd around the butcher table behind the meat coolers. Before them lies the culmination of their class project: half of a pig carcass. Most of the kids are dressed in jeans and boots. A few live on nearby farms. Some are on the livestock show team. Still others are part of Future Farmers of America (FFA). By now, they’re used to working with animals.
By Chloe Klingstedt Verified, Rebecca Woltz Verified, Tamiya Anderson, Lynn Wells| Our State Verified In the shadow of Hanging Rock State Park, trees look like green cotton balls covering the landscape’s slight hills and valleys. After driving along NC Highway 311 for several miles, the road unravels into Walnut Cove’s Main Street. There, a blue awning drapes over a black-and-white sign: “The Milk Bar,” it reads, flagging down famished drivers. Owner Debbie Sorrell strolls in, waving to customers waiting at the ice cream bar at the front of the shop.
By Chloe Klingstedt Verified, Rebecca Woltz Verified, Tamiya Anderson, Lynn Wells| Our State Verified A bus from South Stokes High School sits in front of Mitchell’s Butchery. Inside the shop, a group of students crowd around the butcher table behind the meat coolers. Before them lies the culmination of their class project: half of a pig carcass. Most of the kids are dressed in jeans and boots. A few live on nearby farms. Some are on the livestock show team. Still others are part of Future Farmers of America (FFA). By now, they’re used to working with animals.
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Our State
Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
+1 800-948-1409