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New chapter for Sampson’s oldest restaurant

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After 25 years, the Hobbs family is handing over the reins of their restaurant to a new owner. The new owner will continue to operate the restaurant in the same way as the family has for 25 years. The family has been in the family for more than 100 years.

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New chapter for Sampson’s oldest restaurant

Another chapter is closing while a new one begins in the steadfast legacy of the longest-running restaurant in Sampson County, Newton Grove’s Eddie’s Cafe.

3 months ago·Clinton, United States

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