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Eastern Kentucky University paramedic student Zachary Charest applies a neck brace to Aiden Marrs, a first-grader at Model Laboratory School, as part of a Career Day activity at the school. Participants in Career Day included scientists, police officers, chefs and others.
Career Day
Eastern Kentucky University paramedic student Zachary Charest applies a neck brace to Aiden Marrs, a first-grader at Model Laboratory School, as part of a Career Day activity at the school. Participants in Career Day included scientists, police officers, chefs and others.
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A visitor at last year's Great American Pottery Festival browsed through a booth. This year's event will be Saturday and Sunday at Irvine McDowell Park.
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Arts Gala, Pottery Festival kick off autumn activities
A nearly non-stop string of festivals and other fall events starts on Friday.
The Richmond Area Arts Council will get things going on Friday with its 20th annual Arts Gala at the home of Marilyn and Ralph Hacker, beginning at 5 p.m. It will be highlighted by a 6:30 p.m. dinner show with the Cool Waters cowboy band. For tickets, visit www.artsinrichmond.org or call 624-4242.
On Saturday and Sunday, the sixth annual Great American Pottery Festival with eight potters demonstrating their craft will take place in Richmond’s Irvine McDowell Park. More than 40 arts and crafts vendors will have their wares for purchase. Although getting a chance to turn mud into a pot or vase is great fun for children of all ages, the annual Kids Fest on Saturday in the park will have loads of other entertainment for youngsters. Both events are free. - Alford plea for two suspected in Iowa robbery
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Arts Gala, Pottery Festival kick off autumn activities
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Acker: Leagues opening this week
The highest men’s series during the first week of the new season was 668 by Brandon Simpson, while Dale Stone turned in the top game at 254.
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Acker: Leagues opening this week
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God comforts us in the midst of trials
“May the God of all grace, who called us to eternal glory by Christ Jesus, perfect, establish, strengthen and settle you.” (Peter 5:10)
A father who truly loves his child will discipline him so that the child can become all that he is intended to be. God, as our heavenly father, is no different, and in the midst of suffering or trial, we are encouraged to see God’s gracious hand at work refining and preparing us to be vessels for his glory. - CPH-45 sale dates set
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Government protects the little guy
Over a century ago, William Jennings Bryan presided over mass rallies of mostly middle-class Americans angry about economic inequities. The tea party activists gathered in Washington last weekend for Glenn Beck’s event shared similar concerns. Both leaders framed their populist mission in Christian terms.
But Bryan’s people knew the source of their insecurity. Beck’s don’t.
Bryan’s populists blamed unregulated banks and industrial mammoths for oppressing the middle class on down. They wanted government to protect them from marauding monopolies. - Nothin’ like Mom’s fried apple pies
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Government protects the little guy
