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	Weinermobile Attracts Young And Old Last Updated: 3:15 PM 04/30/08 - What's twenty-seven feet long, and turns heads wherever it goes? The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile. Country Rover Tom Skinner played ket-chup with the popular attraction and reports, it's on a roll through our state. (May 2, 2008) (Full Story)
	NC Pickle Festival Underway In Mount Olive Last Updated: 6:24 PM 04/25/08 - Country Rover Tom Skinner heads to the 22nd Annual North Carolina Pickle Festival. Tom also competes in the "Pickle Packing Contest." (April 25, 2008) (Full Story)
	Strawberries Are Back! Last Updated: 2:54 PM 04/18/08 - Just like dogwood blossoms and azaleas in bloom, strawberries are a sign of springtime in Eastern Carolina. Tonight, Country Rover Tom Skinner reports despite some unsettled weather in the past month, local growers have a bumper crop of the fruit in their fields. (April 18, 2008) (Full Story)
	Sampson County Nut Farmer Running For Governor Last Updated: 9:17 AM 04/20/08 - Many of you watched our Gubernatorial debates on WITN. Lieutenant Governor Beverly Perdue was not in attendance and neither was Republican Candidate Elbie Powers. Country Rover Tom Skinner caught up with the Sampson County nut farmer with aspirations to become North Carolina's next Governor. (April 4, 2008) (Full Story)
	Country Rover Looks At An Eastern Carolina Delicacy Last Updated: 2:35 PM 03/27/08 - For decades people have flocked to one Eastern Carolina town each Spring to partake in fried herring. It's a fish with a unique taste. One most people either love or can't stand. Country Rover Tom Skinner attempts to de-mystify this Eastern Carolina food. (March28, 2008) (Full Story)
	BMW Owners Gather To Rally For A Cure Last Updated: 9:49 AM 03/24/08 - Country Rover Tom Skinner reports, a big gathering of enthusiasts is coming to Eastern Carolina to share their common love of BMWs and raise money for a worthy cause. (March 21, 2008) (Full Story)
	North Carolina's Oldest Full-Time Veterinarian Is Still Going Strong After 60 Years Last Updated: 3:34 PM 03/13/08 - One Eastern Carolina man has been working at the same place, at the same job for over 60 years. Country Rover Tom Skinner introduces us to Doctor James E. Brown. The oldest full-time veterinarian in North Carolina. (March 14, 2008) (Full Story)
	Local Museum Documents Role Of Rural Medicine In America Last Updated: 12:52 PM 03/07/08 - It seems like nearly every day we hear about a new medical breakthrough that could make our lives better. It's hard for even the oldest people to remember when the cure was sometimes worse than what ailed you. But Country Rover Tom Skinner found a place where the the early days of rural medicine is well documented. (March 7, 2008) (Full Story)
	Bridge Project Uses New, Environmentally Friendly Construction Method Last Updated: 3:02 PM 02/29/08 - What's big and yellow and builds bridges in environmentally sensitive areas? Country Rover Tom Skinner headed out to the Highway 17 Bypass Project around Washington in Beaufort County to find out. (February 29, 2008) (Full Story)
	College Officials Dispose Of Surplus Fire Truck Last Updated: 4:08 PM 02/22/08 - Country Rover Tom Skinner heads to college for a history lesson and to learn how college officials plan to dispose of a surplus fire truck. (Full Story)
	Eastern Carolina Artist Couple Turn Mannequins Into Fine Art Last Updated: 3:53 PM 02/15/08 - In the Onslow county town of Sneads Ferry you'll find Da'Kine artists Malia and Mike edman creating murals, fine art furniture or their latest creation....Signature Mannequins. Malia hopes they'll be popping up everywhere soon. (February 15, 2008) (Full Story)
	Decoy Carver Excells At His Art Last Updated: 12:42 PM 02/08/08 - Decoy carving is one of the true american art forms and right now, it's seeing a resurgence in popularity. Country Rover, Tom Skinner introduces you to a man who excells at turning wood and cork into a bird so realistic, it looks like it could fly. (February 8, 2008) (Full Story)
	Old Country Store Lives On As Family Gathering Place Last Updated: 4:23 PM 02/01/08 - Old family run general stores used to be scattered throughout Eastern Carolina. They were places where people shopped, caught up on community news...some even doubled as post offices. Most are gone today. But, Country Rover Tom Skinner found a general store which is now used as part museum, part family gathering place. (February 1, 2008) (Full Story)
	Eatery Dishes It Up Just Like In The Good Old Days Last Updated: 3:52 PM 01/25/08 - Decades ago, herring shacks dotted the shores of the Roanoke River. From January to April, people would come from all over to eat herring cooked in the shacks. At one time, the Roanoke River was thought to be the largest fresh water herring fishery in the United States. Currently, state regulations prohibit the taking of herring and most of the shacks are in ruins. But Country Rover Tom Skinner found one eatery where time has stood still. (January 25, 2008) (Full Story)
	Outdoor Church Is A Standout In Downtown Roper Last Updated: 3:08 PM 01/18/08 - The town of Roper in Washington County doesn't get into the news very often. It's quiet and a little off the beaten path. But Country RoverTom Skinner found the town now has a new feature that proves Roper dares to be a little different. (January 18, 2008) (Full Story)
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