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  • Marie Mitchell Surprised by summer — again

    Summer snuck up on me — again. It happens every year.
    I should recognize signs that it’s approaching. After all, I have a calendar.

    June 2, 2013 1 Photo

  • FOSTER MUSIC CAMP AT EKU MARKS 78TH SEASON

    The nation’s second oldest music camp will mark its 78th season this summer at Eastern Kentucky University.
    The annual Stephen Collins Foster Music Camp will open Sunday, June 9 and continue through Friday, June 28 and feature options in band, orchestra, vocal, piano and world percussion for students grades 5-12.

    June 2, 2013

  • Don-McNay-.jpg Will you be truly happy if you win the lottery?

    A Psychology Today article titled “What Will You Do if You Win the $550 Million Powerball Lottery?” caught my attention. Helping lottery winners with their money is my long-time gig.
    The author, Galen Guengerich, Ph.D., is a minister who admits that he has “never been much of a lottery person.” He makes a point that I hammer on in two bestsellers, “Life Lessons from the Lottery” and “Son of a Son of a Gambler: Winners Losers and What to Do When You Win the Lottery.”

    June 2, 2013 1 Photo

  • Taking charge of your life: The Transition to self-employment

    Do you dream about the day when you will be able to quit your job and start your own business?
    Do you envision the awesome new office space and state of the art equipment you'll have to work with?
    Can you picture yourself driving a brand new vehicle with your own company's logo on it?

    June 2, 2013

  • Rose-Miller.jpg A Rose is a Rose is a Rose

    I don’t know what you think about when someone mentions the month of June, but I certainly know what is on my mind at the very mention of that particular month.
    I have six, hardy Knock-Out rose bushes planted along the front of my house. Red. They all bear the most beautiful red roses you have ever seen.

    May 30, 2013 1 Photo

  • Katie-Rollins.jpg The time is going faster as each day passes

    What a glorious Tuesday morning, near this last of May ...
    There is a soft breeze out with lots of sunshine for the day ahead and it looks like we’ll have temps in the 80’s all week, and we sure could use some rain on all what we have in the garden. Doug and I have some tomatoes, peppers and cabbage out, but we still have time to get it all in the ground.
    Roses are in full bloom and the peonies are just the very prettiest I’ve noticed in a long while.

    May 30, 2013 1 Photo

  • Paula-Jones-c.jpg A busy time in Baldwin

    Hello from Baldwin,
    How’s everyone’s week going? I hope everyone is having a great week. It’s a busy time in Baldwin, lawn mowers and weed eaters are buzzing as neighbors are cutting and trimming their yards. Farmers are beginning to mow hay fields and will soon be busy raking and rolling it. It looks like the hay fields are nice and thick this year. The livestock will like that hay in the winter when it is cold and the wind is blowing and the snow is falling.

    May 30, 2013 1 Photo

  • Tim-Jones.jpg Vacation Bible School in June at Union City Baptist Church and Union City Christian Church

    Congratulations to all of this year’s high school and college graduates. Union City Baptist Church announced the following have graduated from high school this month: Carter Paul Brandenburg, Emily Goode and Tiffany Preston.

    May 30, 2013 1 Photo

  • Donna-Moberly.jpg Farming time in Kirksville

    Hello everyone. The rain has stopped and it is farming time. I have been working in my hay. It is cut, raked, rolled and “ricked” up. I now have a farmer’s tan. Oh great, I have the hospital banquet tonight. The price you pay for being a farmer. I love it.
    I have really been busy. I have been picking strawberries. I put a few plants out a few years ago, and now I am reaping the rewards.

    May 30, 2013 1 Photo

  • Peggy-Brandenburg.jpg Congratulations graduates

    HI!
    What a weekend! Graduations, trips, memorials, visits, company ... no wonder we’re worn out (but a “good” worn out, right!) Congratulations to all graduates -- kindergarten, high school, college, etc. You make us very proud of your accomplishments!

    May 30, 2013 1 Photo

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