Dealing with keepsakes
Last week Tommy brought two annuals from his high school days to the Senior Center. […]
Columns
Chamber President Collins focuses on businesses
Mona Collins was a Rains County Chamber of Commerce board member last November when a vacancy for the president’s position became available and she took the position. […]
Saving Water
Perkins’ garden is doing very well again this year. I’ve already written about the over-abundance of cucumbers, and his tomatoes are really good. […]
Commissioner Mike Willis likes making a difference
County Commissioner Mike Willis, second precinct, is in his fourth term of office and plans to retire on December 31, 2026. […]
Teaching the vulnerable
The first annual Author Fest at the Greenville Library was a lot of fun this past Saturday. […]
Emory City Administrator Allen has passion for parks
Angie Allen took the position of Emory City Administrator on January 11, 2022, after serving more than eight years as City Finance Director. […]
Knowing your limits
I came of age in the 60s and 70s when women were taught that we could and should do it all – wife, mother, career, activist and anything else we could think of. […]
Canning – novelty or necessity
One of David’s memories of his grandmother is her large garden and the shelves on her back porch that held all the vegetables she canned during harvest time. […]
Lindsey Terry is a natural language translator
Lindsey Terry is studying linguistics in college, but her knack for learning foreign languages goes back to her early childhood. […]
Making Memories
David and I had a fun but quiet Fourth of July celebration on Tuesday. […]