Produce distribution Jan. 20 in Rusk, Alto

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Dwayne King and granddaughter Ava at Mamaw's Fried Pie Express, which is open every Thursday and Friday at different locations in Rusk, while Mamaw’s Fried Pie Shoppe at 121 S. Henderson St. in Rusk is open Monday through Wednesday. Hours and locations are posted at the beginning of each week at “Mamaw’s Fried Pies” on Facebook. Jo Anne Embleton/Cherokeean Herald
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