Volume 32, Number 1
        
        Pepperoni rolls are the unofficial state food of West Virginia. Our story 
        begins on page 10. Photograph by Michael Keller.
  Published by the 
        STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
        Joe Manchin III, Governor 
       Kay Goodwin, Secretary 
        Department of Arts, Culture and History
        John Lilly, Editor 
       Gordon Simmons 
        Editorial Assistant
       Cornelia Crews Alexander 
        Circulation Manager
        BlaineTurner Advertising, Inc. 
        Publication Design  | 
    
      Spring 2006
      
        - 2 From the Editor
 
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        -  3 Letters from Readers
 
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        -  7 Current Programs*Events*Publications
 
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        -  9 GOLDENSEAL Good-Byes
 
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        -  10 The Pepperoni Roll
 
        -  State Food of West Virginia
 
          By Colleen Anderson 
        - 15 Postcards from the Pepperoni Highway
 
        - By Jeanne Mozier
 
        - 20 Tressie Dale Smith
 
        -  More Than a Lunch Lady to Me
 
          By Jerry Carpenter 
        -  24 Flummery and Purslane
 
        - Food and the Great Depression
 
          By Maureen Crockett 
        -  30 Burgoo, the Stew
 
        - By Allen D. Arnold
 
        -  34 Bergoo, the Town
 
        - By Mark Romano
 
        - 38 A Year in the Country
 
        - By Beryle Hess McDougal
 
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        - 3 What the Old Folks Say
 
        -  By Beryle Hess McDougal
 
        - 44 Raising Calves in Monroe County
 
        -  By Mike Walker
 
        - 50 Grandma and the Gentleman
 
        -  By Gene Bailey
 
        - 52 Slim Bosely and His Outhouse
 
        - By Warren Poling
 
        - 56 “Finding a Face in the Stone”
 
        - Folk Artist Earl Gray
 
          By Jeff Pierson 
        - 62 West Virginia Back Roads
 
        - Grant Kimble’s Store
 
          A “Scherr” Thing in Grant County 
          By Carl E. Feather 
        - 64 2005 Liars Contest
 
        - 1st Place
 
          2nd Place 
        - 67 Vandalia Time!
 
        - Photoessay by Michael Keller
 
       
      
      
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