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    The document summarizes the Evening Farmers Market that was held at Pecan Park on Thursday. It describes that the market was full of locally grown produce including peaches, squash, beans, peppers, onions, and flowers. Samples of squash casserole were offered to visitors of the market that runs on Thursday evenings through October in downtown Statesville.

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    The document summarizes the Evening Farmers Market that was held at Pecan Park on Thursday. It describes that the market was full of locally grown produce including peaches, squash, beans, peppers, onions, and flowers. Samples of squash casserole were offered to visitors of the market that runs on Thursday evenings through October in downtown Statesville.

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    Crossroads

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    Correll Farms of Rowan County sold a variety of colorful produce that included peppers, beans, onions, squash and more.

    STATESVILLE RECORD & LANDMARK SECTION C SUNDAY, JULY 8, 2012

    he Evening Farmers Market at Pecan Park was full of colorful and locally grown foods Thursday. Barbara Maynor (below), of Mooresville, was among dozens lined up to get their hands on fresh peaches. The market is held Thursday evenings, starting at 4 p.m., through October at Pecan Park in downtown Statesville. Thursday was squash night at the market. Samples of a squash casserole (above) were offered to visitors.

    FRUITS & VEGGIES of SUMMER

    Blackberries were popular at Thursdays market.

    PHOTOS BY REGAN HILL AND LYNDSEY RUBLE

    Above: Area growers displayed their best offerings of squash on Thursdays squash night. Left:Fresh owers were also available at the market.

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