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Clyde Cooper’s And Progress


I can’t say I’ve ever been to Clyde Cooper’s BBQ (not a fan of BBQ), but I have a good amount of respect for a business in operation since 1938 (but only the same owner since 1988). A friend of mine works for Progress Energy and said that everyone there wanted Clyde Cooper’s to stay in the same location, despite the massive amounts of construction going on all around it. A good reason is more than likely the great food within such a short distance from work. Whatever the case for it’s continued existence, it’s a good thing to see.


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