Have you ever wondered what happened to those popular Stuckey’s stores? Story and photos by Hank Segars and contributed This story, quite frankly, is the result of sheer happenstance and the good fortune of catching the tail end of a syndicated radio interview with Stephanie Stuckey, the face of the company that bears her name. As Stephanie’s enthusiasm and passion for her family’s famous company resonated through my speaker, I thought of Stuckey’s roadside stores' peak p

Celebration and Historical Marker unveiling is April 25-26 in downtown Greensboro. 12-4 p.m. Saturday April 25 -- keynote speakers and live musical performances 3 p.m. Sunday, April 26 -- Historical marker unveiled at Greene County Courthouse lawn* 113 N. Main St., Greensboro, GA BYO lawn chair *IN THE EVENT OF RAIN, the celebration will be held at Festival Hall nextdoor to the court house. On the grounds of the Georgia State Capitol stands a bronze sculpture, Expelled Becaus

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