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LAURELS
Laurels to area governments making wise investments into the addition and retention of jobs in out county.
First, laurels go to Claremont City Council which this week agreed to offer economic development incentives to Advance Pierre Foods. In exchange, the food manufacturing company will create 500 jobs at its Claremont operation.
By
O-N-E Publisher Michael Willard
Coming Monday, the top two teams in NCAA Division I football take the field as Auburn’s Tigers battle Oregon’s Ducks for a national championship crown.
Unfortunately, while the BCS National Championship game highlights the “best” of college football, the title contest — like bowl games during the past month and the regular season at-large — also spotlights some of the biggest problems apparent in the collegiate gridiron game.
