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North Texas record shop gives old vinyl a second spin through recycling program
Summary by Southlake News Editorial Desk Marvin Hurst , as published by CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW
· September 4, 2026
· 1 min read
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At County Line Records in Keller, old music is getting another turn. The Main Street record shop is taking part in a pilot program that lets customers drop off damaged, scratched, used, or unused vinyl records so the material can be recycled into new records. For owners Rodney and Lorissa Holder...
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Key points The Main Street record shop is taking part in a pilot program that lets customers drop off damaged, scratched, used, or unused vinyl records so the material can be recycled into new records. At County Line Records in Keller, old music is getting another turn. More business Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? At County Line Records in Keller, old music is getting another turn. The Main Street record shop is taking part in a pilot program that lets customers drop off damaged, scratched, used, or unused vinyl records so the material can be recycled into new records. For owners Rodney and Lorissa Holder...
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