Book sales and library lists
The Friends of Rains County Public Library Spring Book Sale Event is less than two months away, and I’m getting worried. Why? […]
Columns
Chief Deputy District Clerk Butler decorates office with her artwork
Chief Deputy District Clerk Melissa Butler has been in her position with Rains County for seven years. […]
Grand Central – Sanctuary?
This month David has “the duty” at church on Sunday morning. […]
Looking back on Super Bowl 50
Super Bowl 57 has come and gone, and we missed it, at least most of it. […]
County Clerk Mandy Sawyer oversees public records dating back to 1800s
Rains County Clerk Mandy Sawyer considers the most important part of her job to be keeping up with public records. […]
Saving the daffodils
This past week was not quite as bad as Snowpocalypse of 2021, but it wasn’t a lot of fun. […]
Rains High School Theater Arts teacher Jonathan Lance doing what he loves
Under the skillful guidance of Theater Arts teacher Jonathan Lance, they have the opportunity to do public performances, short films, news broadcasts, as well as produce, write and audition actors. […]
AI has entered the Brendle home
Ever since Alan Turing wrote his first artificial intelligence program in the early 1950s, writers have created novels, movies and television dramas about AI becoming more intelligent than its human inventors and bringing about the end of life as we know it. […]
Lottie Boll’s weight loss regimen helped her become a trainer
Emory resident Lottie Boll is known locally as the Fitness Trainer in the Park. She helps people who want to lose weight, work on gym equipment, and do cardio and resistance training. […]
Living a long life
Saturday night about twenty-five members of my family gathered in the Fellowship Hall of the Brashear Baptist Church to celebrate my Aunt Fay’s 99th birthday. […]