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Faison, North Carolina is located in Duplin County. Zip codes in Faison, NC include 28341. More Faison information.

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Yesterday | Business Journal

Fibrowatt scratches chicken-litter plant in Montgomery County

Stanly and Union counties had put themselves in the running for one of three plants Fibrowatt intended to build in North Carolina.

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Thu Feb 02, 2012

The Sampson Independent

Faison family to mark 23rd anniversary at Greater Six Runs

The Faison family 23rd anniversary will be held at Greater Six Runs Church, Turkey, on Sunday, Jan.

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News Observer

Whiskers a deal breaker?

Can North Carolina voters get over their prejudice and elect a candidate who doesn't look like all the others? All politicians - OK, maybe not Newt - have to be concerned about what comes out of their mouths.

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Tue Jan 31, 2012

Burlington Times News

Caution: Political minefield ahead in North Carolina

To hear state Rep. Bill Faison of nearby Orange County tell it, the decision last week by Gov.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

The Daily Advance

Faison: Jobs plan can get NC back on track

State Rep. Bill Faison, D-Orange, is interviewed at the offices of The Daily Advance Monday.

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Sat Jan 28, 2012

Myrtle Beach Online

N.C. Rep. Bill Faison says hea s running for governor

Democratic state Rep. Bill Faison announced his bid for North Carolina governor on Saturday, saying he's the best candidate to get the state's economy back on track through his work in the Legislature and when he reaches the Executive Mansion next January.

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WRAL.com

Bill Faison announces run for governor

North Carolina state House member Bill Faison has formally entered the race for governor, two days after Gov.

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Rocky Mount Telegram

N.C. Rep. Bill Faison says hea s running for governor

Democratic N.C. Rep. Bill Faison announced his bid for North Carolina governor on Saturday, saying he's the best candidate to get the state's economy back on track through his work in the Legislature and when he reaches the Executive Mansion next January.

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Fri Jan 27, 2012

Rocky Mount Telegram

Perduea s decision sends Democrats scrambling for gubernatorial nod

North Carolina's notable Democrats - and some less than notable - are seriously asking themselves a question that was moot just a few days ago: Can I become the next governor? With Gov.

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News & Record

District principal, teacher of the year advance to state finals

GREENSBORO Local educators Patrice Faison and Jennifer Arberg both advanced to the state competitions for Principal of the Year and Teacher of the Year after both being recognized by Guilford County Schools last fall.

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Thu Jan 26, 2012

Hickory Daily Record

Perdue vowed she was running two months ago

Gov. Bev Perdue's decision to not seek re-election is in sharp contrast to her assurance just two months ago that she intended to be a two-term governor.

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Sun Jan 22, 2012

The Sampson Independent

Two arrested in connection with meth lab found near Faison

Two arrests have been made in connection with a meth lab that was discovered in an open field near Faison on Saturday, Jan.

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Fri Jan 20, 2012

Union County Weekly

Sales tax back on the table

In order to increase school funding in Union County and across North Carolina, Gov.

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Tue Jan 17, 2012

The Sampson Independent

Deputies uncover meth lab near Faison

A deputy responding to a call to check on an abandoned 4-wheeler in a field just off Junious Lucas Road Saturday afternoon uncovered items used in cooking meth.

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Sun Jan 15, 2012

Rocky Mount Telegram

N.C. Housea s Faison coy about political activity

Democratic state Rep. Bill Faison garners attention in a courtroom because he's been successful representing patients who believe they've been wronged by their doctors.

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