Step back into an era when a gas station was more than a fuel stop—it was the heartbeat of the town. Through the lens of photographer Dick Jenkins and the vivid memories of lifelong resident Daniel Lassiter, we explore the legacy of Aulander, NC. From the "full-service" days of the local Exxon to the dedicated medical legacy of the Saunders family, discover how these landmarks defined a community built on service and care.

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— Written By Kristi Willard (4 hours ago) and last updated by Amy Twiddy Did you preserve something delicious this year? Show off your flavorful creations at the Canning Contest during the Camden...

by Kate Denning, Carolina Public Press August 27, 2025 Teacher pay has been a long and storied battle in North Carolina, with the state consistently...