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                                   THE MAGAZINE FOR COOPERATIVE MEMBERS
VOLUME 74 • NUMBER 1
(ISSN 0047-486X, USPS 316-240)
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Two men, one engine and more freight than you can count. Ride along with the crew of the Greenville & Western Railway, one of the state’s thriving short line railroads.
 4 CO-OP NEWS
Updates from your cooperative
6 AGENDA
Applications are now available for the 2020 Jenny Ballard Opportunity Scholarships.
10 DIALOGUE
Telling stories from the heart
The new year is full of opportunities to tell the old stories that defifine who we are and remind us that anything is possible.
12 ENERGY Q&A
Start the new year with energy savings Tips that can keep your family comfortable and your energy bills low throughout the year.
14 SMART CHOICE
The heat is on
Fight back against the winter chill with these sizzling gadgets.
21 STORIES
Open to interpretation
What do you see when you gaze upon the work of metal sculptor Bob Doster? The artist would like to know.
22 SCENE
Hooked on hockey
Die-hard fans and up-and-coming players bring a passion for ice hockey to South Carolina.
28 TRAVELS
Telling the Cherokee story
Experience a rich heritage and culture with each exhibit and artifact at Walhalla’s Museum of the Cherokee in South Carolina.
30 RECIPE
Slow cooker entrees
Relax and enjoy more quality time with the family when you serve these slow cooker recipes from Chef Belinda Smith-Sullivan.
32 GARDENER
A dragon for all seasons
Closely related to citrus trees, Poncirus trifoliata Flying Dragon shrubs are full of year-round surprises.
34 MARKETPLACE
36 CALENDAR
38 HUMOR ME Auto motives
When the car won’t start on those cold winter mornings, you can always call on humor columnist Jan A. Igoe.
Greenville Swamp Rabbits defenseman Chad Duchesne blocks an opposing player’s attempt on the goal during a minor league hockey game against in-state rival the South Carolina Stingrays. Photo by John Gillespie.
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Minor league hockey finds its zone in South Carolina
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JANUARY 2020