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4:08Now PlayingOnce upon a time at least 500 acres of land near Pilot Knob belonged to Ron Collins and his family. It was assembled by his great-great-grandfather, Newton Collins, who was a former slave. While much of his family's land has been sold, Ron refuses to sell his 29 acres of pastureland even as subdivisions and apartment complexes surround him. As part of a series to mark 2020, the American-Statesman is looking backward and forward, to 2000 and to 2040, on a series of themes, including land use.
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