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ncpedia: Save the date:10/26 @ncculture 2013 Family History Fair. #Genealogy fun for all! @NCArchives & the GHL(@ncpedia) http://t.co/MSoljTFkyB

ncpedia: Okra is believed to be named for the town of Accra, Ghana in West Africa. http://t.co/mhNAQkAYap #EncyOfNC@uncpressblog

ncpedia: Think you know North Carolina? Test your knowledge, with this quiz! http://t.co/g659OrGTOm

ncpedia: The Government & Heritage Library and @NCArchives will be closed, Sat. May, 25 - Mon. May 27, 2013 in observance of Memorial Day.

ncpedia: Did you know that Joel Lane introduced the bill creating Wake County in 1771? http://t.co/XG9gFFZPJl #DNCB @uncpressblog

ncpedia: @ourstatemag thanks for including @ncpedia in the June 2013 issue (p. 126)!

ncpedia: Crack open the June 2013 issue of @ourstatemag & turn to p.126. Story on @uncpressblog's Encyclopedia of NC & @ncpedia's entries!

ncpedia: Who was Isaac Hunter? http://t.co/kliQGXhbk8 #DNCB @uncpressblog

ncpedia: 1816 was a "year without summer" in NC! learn more http://t.co/OL8IbBrhS2 #EncyOfNC @uncpressblog

ncpedia: State Doc Pick of the Week: Great Grammar Adventure Lessons to Share, http://t.co/it4SIEG0ga

ncpedia: RT @ncculture: #OnThisDay in #NC #history (1918): Henry Delany became the first black Episcopal bishop in the state: http://t.co/Eeh2nWXSSW…

ncpedia: NCpedia just published its 1000th bio from the Dictionary of North Carolina Biography! http://t.co/mb2kygfEOX #DNCB @uncpressblog

ncpedia: Discover what North Carolinians ate during the Civil War http://t.co/1MbcmJHZf9

ncpedia: Discover what Native North Carolinians ate http://t.co/Zy3hOlvjcG