Fire blowers and old cures in Robeson County
In rural Robeson County North Carolina home remedies and a craft of herbal healing persist. Miss Mary Locklear and other area healers use lye soap catnip and plant extracts to treat illnesses. Local doctor and NIH notes support traditional practices alongside Western medicine.
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Lumberton
Mary Sue Locklear
Robeson
Locklear
Miss Mary
Robeson County
Hayes Allen Locklear
Pembroke
JoAnn Furmage
Hayes Locklear
Joey Bell
Bell
Oklahoma
Julian Pierce
National Institutes of Health
James Bryant
NIH
Office of
Alternative Medicines
Pembroke State University
PSU
Peggy O’pitz
O’ Pitz
Craven Community College Summer Quarter Expands Course Offerings
Craven Community College announces a robust summer quarter with more courses than usual and early registration starting today. Notable offerings include Nurse Assistant II at night, keyboarding, automotive, drafting, electrical and data processing courses, plus developmental classes. Proceeds from campus yard sale support student activities and scholarships. Graduation is June 1 with current and former CCC employees among May Mount Olive College graduates.
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Craven Community College
PTK
Craven
East Carolina University
N. C. State University
UNC
Wilmington
Chapel Hill
Mount Olive College
CCC
Mount Olive
New Bern
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