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Three months full of celebrations can test the patience of most parents. One of the big reasons we look forward to these special days is because our…
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Like many farmers in Rural Virginia, Boaz grew up in a good home, learning to love God and take care of his neighbor. He came from generations…
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Doubting cripples us spiritually. Often, though, we’re blind to our own doubts. It’s not as easy to see doubt in our own lives as in the lives…
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Charles Kuralt, after years of crisscrossing America with television’s ON THE ROAD feature, observed, “It does no harm just once in a while to acknowledge that the whole country…
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I just realized there is a difference between leaving the country and leaving the Country. The latter requires passports and stuff while the former just means driving…
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On Saturday, November 15 the Pamplin Area Library Supporters held their 5th annual art show, bake sale and chili cook-off at the Pamplin Depot. According to Betsy…
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When I was growing up Art Linkletter’s TV program Kids Say The Darndest Things was one of my Grandmom’s favorite shows. On this show, Mr. Linkletter would…
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The holiday season is upon us. Thanksgiving is only one week away and then in three short weeks Christmas is will be here. The short time until…
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There is good news and, as always, bad news. The good news is Virginia now has an ethics commission and changes are being made. The bad news…
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Thomas I. Sayer, age 61 of Farmville, Virginia passed away on Thursday, November 13, 2014. Mr. Sayer was born in Washington D.C. on July 15, 1953 to…
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