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Since the publication of this the Union County Courthouse has moved into new quarters and what was once the courthouse seen on page six is now the “Government Center”. Other notable photos or ads include businesses that no longer operate in Union County like Collins Department Store in the Monroe Mall (page 20), Raybestos Industrial Products Company (page 26) and MaLeck on page 22, a once popular destination for décor crafted of wood. Wingate College (page 39) is now Wingate University and the Career Center that once served “the four Union County High Schools” (page 25) was replaced with today’s Central Academy Technology and Arts (CATA). Note: Today, in 2019, there are nine Union County High Schools in the public schools.</div>
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