Hometown Hello: Towns that start and end with the same vowel
WRAL's Bill Leslie takes the "Hometown Hello" to towns with names that begin and end with the same vowel.
Posted — UpdatedThis Beaufort County town that lies on the Pamlico River was named for a newspaper. With a population of 583, the town boasts a fossil museum and phosphate mine.
This Richmond County town of 1,021 has an impressive local museum. It's a trucking town that was founded in 1911.
This Stanly County town was once a mill town and today throws a big Fourth of July celebration. Incorporated in 1915, this town was once called Furr City.
The southeast Warren County town has a post office established in 1849. It lies near Fishing Creek, southeast of Warrenton and between Interstates 85 and 95.
This western Pasquotank County town was named for the leader of the Yeopim Indians. It was settled before 1890 and lies southwest of Elizabeth City and northeast of Edenton.
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