Bob Griffin is a local journalist based in Boone, North Carolina. He writes for the Watauga Democrat and contributes to WAMC and Northeast Public Radio. Bob's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, holiday celebrations, and historical significance.
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Bob Griffin's focus is primarily on seasonal content, particularly related to holidays and the calendar. Given his coverage of Christmas shopping opportunities and national holidays, he may be interested in pieces that offer practical personal finance tips for holiday budgeting or insightful commentary on consumer trends during the holiday season.
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By: Bob Griffin
After your big Thanksgiving meal--and maybe some football--I hope you are ready for some Holiday Shopping?
By: Bob Griffin
With Thanksgiving and Black Friday now over, we can look forward to what December brings us…
With less than two weeks until Christmas, I hope you have your shopping done--or at least started.
We are just a week away from Christmas. I hope you have your shopping done--or at least started.
Christmas is now over. We hope you had a Merry One with friends and family. But the year is not over yet. There is still one week left…
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