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A Final Thought: When Death Comes to Find You...
I have come to believe we experience life in three ways: One is our memories; the second is our expectations (our hopes and worries); and the third is where the first two meet—in the current moment. Importantly, our deepest, longest lasting memories are the ones formed when the current moment unfolds differently from our expectations,...
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Neubert Cabinet Refinishing can update your kitchen from tired to trendy with an exclusive process that creates a factory-smooth finish—for a fraction of the cost of a remodel
f you noticed over the holidays that your kitchen was not everything you wanted it to be, now is the perfect time to make a change. And the good news is, you don’t have to break the bank or experience the weeks of downtime associated with a full kitchen cabinet replacement. One local company—Neubert Cabinet Refinishing—can give...
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Now through the end of the month, Lumen Nation is holding its annual January Market Closeout Sale to make room for newly purchased inventory
The staff at North Canton’s Lumen Nation is just now returning from the huge January market in Dallas known as “Lightovation, the Dallas International Lighting Show.” This is where the world’s lighting manufactures present their new products to buyers, and where new trends and technologies are introduced. Each year Lumen Nation’s...
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On January 25, new mayor Rocco Yeargin will give the City of Green’s annual State of the City Address
The City of Green’s annual State of the City Address is being held on Thursday, January 25, at the Green High School auditorium, 1474 Boettler Road. The public is invited. This year’s address will be delivered by new mayor Rocco Yeargin, who took office on January 1, 2024, after winning election in November. He has replaced Gerard...
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A Final Thought: Great-Aunts with Great Names
When I was a child in Alabama/Georgia in the 1960s, I had great-aunts with names like Gladys, Eula, and Lois. What I remember most about them was their horn-rimmed glasses; their hard-sided purses that smelled of Doublemint chewing gum; how they always had corn pads on their toes; how incredibly fast they could shell butter beans and black-eyed...
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