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Living Safe a proud, retired veteran who is battling DONATE TODAY
Restaurant review stage 4 cancer. Walking into Mission
Barbecue was an uplifting experience
for both of us. I sincerely believe
By Pete Hypes that this is the norm rather than the
exception. I like good barbecue, and I
have offered a few fire station serious about honoring public safety have been missing Sibley’s ever since
recipes, but I have never done a personnel, active duty military, and the fire that gutted the restaurant. I was
I restaurant review in my column. veterans. The feel of this place was at Ralph’s in Roanoke Rapids, N.C.
There are many good restaurants different, so different that it made me last week. Mission Barbecue (Glenside
across this land, and I especially like look at the items and pictures that and Broad) has hit the top of my list
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