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Sociologist Robert Putnam wrote a book some years ago entitled, “Bowling Alone.” Bowling, unbelievably, is the most participated in sport in America. Annually, more people bowl than…
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If you are a regular churchgoer, then chances are you are there because somebody invited you. Or, if you weren’t directly invited, then when you visited the…
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As I was driving with two of my Grand-brats the middle one let out a scream. It seems he thought I ran a stop sign and was…
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Life goes on or does it? This reporter cannot get last week’s tragedy that occurred at Smith Mountain Lake out of her mind and heart. It was…
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During my years in corporate America, I spent countless hours drafting corporate mission statements and strategic plans. My experience taught me every successful business, social group, or…
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Landscaping in the South is as different as it is in the North, or the West, or Florida, or Hawaii. When it comes to shrubs and trees…
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It was with great pomp and circumstance that the much anticipated new Centra primary care facility officially opened its doors to the public on Sunday afternoon. A…
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On Green Grass with No Shoes How Much Better Could It Be? The Downtown Stage has hosted many events over the years. Better known as Crute Stage…
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Here in imaginary Stump County we’ve taken a lesson from the big shots in Rich City and Washingtown. Stump County needed some more money to put gravel…
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Following the tragic shooting deaths of two WDBJ employees by a disgruntled former coworker the gun control advocates are screaming for gun control. It wasn’t the gun…
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