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Pik-N-Pigs reopen after destructive fire.

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Pik-N-Pig was destroyed in a fire nearly a year and a half ago. Owner Ashley Sheppard said the rebuilding process took longer than expected due to COVID-19. The restaurant is now open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with plans to expand.

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Pik-N-Pigs reopen after destructive fire.

The Carthage restuarant reopened Thursday more than a year after a fire ravaged its original building.

1 year ago·Raleigh, United States

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OUT OF THE ASHES: Pik N Pig reopens in Carthage after devastating fire

Can you smell what the Pik N Pig is cookin’?

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Pik-N-Pigs reopen after destructive fire.

OUT OF THE ASHES: Pik N Pig reopens in Carthage after devastating fire

OUT OF THE ASHES: Pik N Pig reopens in Carthage after devastating fire

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