Issue January 15, 2021
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Modern Slavery
By: Mae Lewis January has been deemed Human Trafficking Awareness Month, so this column space is going to be dedicated...
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I Work Out…
By: Lana E. Woody There is something to be said about physical activity. This subject is very near and dear...
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Chronic Loneliness
By: Lisa Philippart Loneliness is characterized by a state of enduring sadness that results from being alone. While loneliness is...
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Warrior Stance
By: Deb Kitchenmaster In working with horses, there are times when taking a horse stance or a warrior stance is...
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Make Sure You Have The Truth!
By: Jackie Warner Mark 3: 25-26 25And if a house is divided against itself, that house will not be able...
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Out With The Old And In With The New
By: Eric Betts The year of 2020 has been an extremely difficult year. We have seen a worldwide pandemic that...
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Back To Basics – The Sweet Potato
By: Nick Thomas I want to go back to basics to kick off the year. There seems to be no...
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Can A Vacation Save Your Life?
courtesy BrandPoint content (BPT) - If you've ever wondered whether there are benefits to taking a vacation or traveling, there...
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Does Your Name Mean Love?
I recently read an article from that asked a group of children what love means. The article was featured on...
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When Life Gives You Lemons, Please Dispose of Them Properly!
By: Leigh Patterson It is an understatement to say that the state of our nation, and our world, is indescribably...
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Despite 2020 After-Effects, Local Athletes Have Eyes On The Future
By: Tim Lambert We start this month’s column off on a somber note: Harold Anthony Greene, better known to the...
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Meet Spec 5 Ronald King Webster
By: Sandra Thompson Ron was born on February 9, 1948, in Lakewood, Ohio. He then moved to Michigan where he...
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What Is Holding You Back?
By: D. A. Slinkard What a year 2020 was and now the opening of 2021 has not given much glimmer...
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What Makes Ronnie Roll: Friday Forward And Man With A Plan
By: Ali Elizabeth Turner The snow had set us back a bit, and we had to beat feet in order...
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Athens Main Street Announces The Merchant’s Alley Revitalization Project
By: Blake Williams Placemaking projects provide interesting and inviting spaces downtown to sit, gather, and actively experience spaces. Athens Main...
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Chocolate Lovers Rejoice!
By: Blake Williams The annual Athens Main Street Chocolate Walk returns to downtown Athens on February 6 from 1 p.m....
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All Things Soldier: Space Command To Set Up Shop In Our Back Yard
By: Ali Elizabeth Turner On Wednesday, January 13, 2021, Governor Kay Ivey received some welcome news: after a rigorous bidding...
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Trump Vs. The Technocrats
By: Ali Elizabeth Turner In a few days, we are going to reach a point in our history where for...
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Meet Carissa Lovvorn, Author Of Seeds For Sharing
By: Ali Elizabeth Turner Editor’s note: Carissa Lovvorn’s first book, Seeds For Sharing is coming out in February, and as...
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