November 2022

New crop of Carter County Junior Livestock Show Youth Ambassadors announced

The agricultural industry is vital to the local, state and national economies, and the next generation of farmers are currently learning the skills they need to help feed us in the future. Across the county, many students are raising and training the animals they will be showing at the Carter County Junior Livestock Show set to take place in March.

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Counting our blessings

This month is National Adoption Month, and November 23 is National Adoption Day. There is no better time than now to celebrate the joy adoption brings and raise awareness of the necessity of adoption within our country.

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Minding my own business

Usually, when someone resorts to the phrase, “mind your own business,” it is because someone else has intruded into some very personal matter. I would guess that more than few folks have bitten their tongues lately to keep from using that phrase when a holiday guest offers unsolicited parenting advice, spiritual instruction, relationship tips, or life-coaching.

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Oddball 6-foot ‘Lobsta Mickey’ statue returns to Boston

BOSTON (AP) — A long-forgotten, and somewhat unsettling, statue of Mickey Mouse with giant lobster claws for hands has found its way back to Boston. The 700-pound statue was last seen in the city nearly two decades ago at Quincy Market where it entertained tourists and shoppers — before slipping out of sight and into city lore after it was sold in 2005 at an auction organized by Disney.

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Club Notes

‘There is Hope’ GA Group meets Thursday “There is Hope” Gamblers Anonymous Group meets 5:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday at Tradition Two, 62 Broadlawn Center.

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