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The Moments at Hand

The most weathered hands hold the most profound stories.

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Last week, Charles McNair brought us the story of the 50-year reunion of the Dothan High School class of 1972, the first fully integrated class in that Alabama town. This week, his friend James “Shack” Thompson brings us a remembrance of the Black high school that closed when desegregation happened.

A tale about Florida oysters, a remembrance of grandma’s apple-spice jam and a poem about a love of birds (and love itself).

From South Carolina to Washington, D.C., a chronicle of poetic lineage and family history.

Listen to more of the Mississippi master’s music.

The Okefenokee Swamp in South Georgia is a National Wildlife Refuge, a National Wilderness Area, and, in plain terms, a national treasure. But a mining proposal threatens it.

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