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Johnny Woodard
Staff Reporter
The Laurinburg Exchange
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Scott Witten|Laurinburg Exchange
A kiddie train ran the length of Main Street, which was closed off to other vehicles.
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Richmond Community College was represented with a sidewalk station at Christmas on Main St.
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Festive food was available up and down Main Street on Sunday.
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SHS football coach Richard Bailey addresses the Christmas on Main Street crowd as his players look on.
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SHS football coach Richard Bailey addresses the Christmas on Main Street crowd as his players look on.
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The Storytelling and Arts Center hosted ARTScotland's second annual art fair simultaneous to the Christmas on Main Street events.
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The Storytelling and Arts Center hosted ARTScotland's second annual art fair simultaneous to the Christmas on Main Street events.
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Dozens crowded around James Lot, adjacent to Main Street, at the conclusion of Christmas on Main Street for the city's annual tree lighting celebration. Despite the cold and rainy weather locals gathered to sing Christmas carols after Mayor Tommy Parker switched on the festive lights.
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Dozens crowded around James Lot, adjacent to Main Street, at the conclusion of Christmas on Main Street for the city's annual tree lighting celebration. Despite the cold and rainy weather locals gathered to sing Christmas carols after Mayor Tommy Parker switched on the festive lights.
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The products of numerous local artists and artisans were on display at the second annual ARTScotland Art Festival on Sunday.
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The products of numerous local artists and artisans were on display at the second annual ARTScotland Art Festival on Sunday.
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Scott Witten|Laurinburg Exchange
The Krazy Feet Cloggers perform on Main Street.
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Bill Caudill plays the pipes at the start of the Christmas on Main
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The Christmas train was open to children of all ages throughout the day.
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Members of Morrison's Martial Arts performed in an exhibition in the middle of downtown Main Street, which was closed off for Sunday's festivities.
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Members of Morrison's Martial Arts performed in an exhibition in the middle of downtown Main Street, which was closed off for Sunday's festivities.
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Members of Morrison's Martial Arts performed in an exhibition in the middle of downtown Main Street, which was closed off for Sunday's festivities.
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Onlookers crowd the Main Street sidewalk to watch the entertainment.
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Onlookers crowd the Main Street sidewalk to watch the entertainment.
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The Storytelling and Arts Center hosted ARTScotland's second annual art fair as well as bluegrass music simultaneous to the Christmas on Main Street events.
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The Storytelling and Arts Center hosted ARTScotland's second annual art fair as well as bluegrass music simultaneous to the Christmas on Main Street events.
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Dozens crowded around James Lot, adjacent to Main Street, at the conclusion of Christmas on Main Street for the city's annual tree lighting celebration. Despite the cold and rainy weather locals gathered to sing Christmas carols after Mayor Tommy Parker switched on the festive lights.
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The 2012 version of Christmas on Main Street drew crowds to downtown Laurinburg on Sunday.
With music, food and other Christmas-related festivities on offer, children of every age were getting into the holiday spirit.
Taking center stage Sunday afternoon was the Scotland High School football team, which has advanced to the regional final of the state championship tournament.
Coach Richard Bailey and dozens of Santa-hat-wearing football players helped to spread the cheer on Main Street, taking photos with fans.
The second day of the ARTScotland art fair was held simultaneous to Christmas on Main in the Storytelling and Arts Center. Locals filtered in and out of the center to check out the wares of local artists and to listen to the bluegrass music being played from the stage.
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