Locally-made fabrics save lives

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Pam Carter repairs a warp end – the lengthwise yarns in the fabric – at the TenCate Weaving Plant in Zebulon.

Locally-made fabrics save lives

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Rachel McDaniel

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Wednesday, July 14. 2010

TenCate Protective Fabrics not only provides a safety net for almost 200 families employed in Pike County, they also protect military and emergency personnel in dangerous situations with the fabrics they weave every day.

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Jim Asher about Vehicle chase ends in wreck

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Lynn Smith about Vehicle chase ends in wreck

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