Loving your neighbor
A couple of weeks ago I saw a story on Facebook about a man who spent an hour in the bank with his father while he transferred some money. […]
Columns
Chief Gloar worked his way up in law enforcement
Emory’s Chief of Police Cliff Gloar has been in his position since 2018, and a member of the local police department since 2014. […]
Keep your nose in a book
I can’t remember when I couldn’t read, and consequently, I have spent most of my life with my nose in a book. […]
Nell Self is one of Rains County’s newest centenarians
Nell Self was born on August 5, 1923, making her 100 years old. […]
An Evening with Miles Pike
What do you get when you combine a Sunday night service with a legally blind singer/comedian who loves the Lord with all his heart? […]
Dealing with keepsakes
Last week Tommy brought two annuals from his high school days to the Senior Center. […]
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. […]