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Will Pickin’ in the Park survive another summer?

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When Canton’s leaders decided not to host Pickin’ in the Park last year, WPTL owner Terryll Evans kept the tradition alive — first moving the bands and cloggers to a parking lot, then a picnic pavilion. But this year, Pickin…
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Will Pickin’ in the Park survive another summer?

When Canton’s leaders decided not to host Pickin’ in the Park last year, WPTL owner Terryll Evans kept the tradition alive — first moving the bands and cloggers to a parking lot, then a picnic pavilion. But this year, Pickin…

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The Mountaineer broke the news in on Monday, March 9, 2026.
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