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W.S. King Rec Center to close briefly Tuesday due to construction work

MOREHEAD CITY — Duke Energy will temporarily shut off power to the W.S. King Recreation Center at 8 a.m. on Tuesday. Aug. 25 due to ongoing renovation work. The facility will be closed to the public for between one and…

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