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Reporting: Jake Spring and Claudia Lauer

Web Development/Graphic Design: Chip Sanders

Photos: Steve Jessmore, Tom Murray, Randall Hill and Janet Blackmon Morgan

Editing: Dawn Bryant

Multimedia editing: Jake Spring and Claudia Lauer

Concept: Jake Spring

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