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PARAGOULD, Ark. (KAIT) - A house full of history, Tracy Goss has artifacts and documentation that go way back. “I was amazed. I mean I’m a history buff and when it comes to stuff like that, I like reading it,” Goss said, “A lot of people throw this stuff away and they don’t know what’s behind it, the history behind it.