Lake Malone home to new attraction

by Editor

September 7, 2021

in Featured, News

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The Big Twigs have a story, which is posted on signs near each forest creature. Oakley Malone stands near the parking lot where visitors can find the entrance to the two-mile Laurel Trail. (Leader-News photos/Stacie Barton)

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