Lindal Lee Mark
Lindal Lee Mark passed away on his 94th birthday, June 15, 2022, after preaching his last sermon the Sunday before. Memorial services will be held at the Gudgell Park Community…
July 2022
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Seniors born before 1956 get big boost
The phone lines are ringing off the hook. That’s because for seniors born before 1956, it’s a deal too good to pass up.
Oak Grove cruises to end Fike’s season
Oak Grove Post 379 looked every bit like a No. 1 seed Tuesday night at Hidden Valley Park.
A sight or a song: Memories bind us together
Memories tend to surface like starfish from the deep to remind us of things we need to know. Last week my husband and I visited his son, Joe, wife Juli and their three children.
Diesel prices squeeze truckers, farmers, consumers
NEW YORK (AP) — When long-haul trucker Deb LaBree sets out on the road to deliver pharmaceuticals, she has strategies to hold down costs. She avoids the West Coast and the Northeast, where diesel prices are highest. She organizes her delivery route to minimize “deadheading” — driving an empty truck in between deliveries.
Consumer health: Don’t let jet lag drag you down
If you have travel plans this summer — whether for work or play — don’t let jet lag get in your way. Jet lag, also called jet lag disorder, is a temporary sleep problem that can affect anyone who travels across multiple time zones.
Childhood friendship begins breaking down for teenagers
DEAR ABBY: My 15-year-old daughter, “Nadia,” has been friends with another girl, “Kelly,” since they were 8. Over the years, I have had my concerns about Kelly because she lies. She can also be very manipulative, and she hasn’t always treated Nadia well.
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