by Talmage Dunn I hope everyone had an interesting and successful small game season. We are now in the process of winding down from the major part of our hunting seasons, but fear not, we still have one more big game season ahead… Spring Gobbler season!! If you have never heard a gobbler come down […]
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CHICAGO (Feb. 27, 2017) – Prevent Blindness, the nation’s oldest volunteer eye health and safety group, has declared March as Workplace Eye Wellness Month to provide employers and employees with free information on the dangers of blue light, digital devices and vision, and eye injury prevention in order to promote eye health at work. The […]
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Dr. Crime is a pseudonym for a social scientist holding a Ph.D. degree in sociology and in criminology. He has worked in all major parts of the criminal justice system. Drop him a note at the website www.keepkidshome.net If you or your child is in trouble, he may be able to help. Give him a […]
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The Martin County Arts Council was formed in 1975 by a group of local citizens with a love and appreciation for the arts. Operating from their physical location at 124 Washington Street, Williamston, NC, the MCAC employs a part time executive director who serves under a Board of Trustees of Martin County citizens. The MCAC […]
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What’s In your Diet? By Warren Green Last month, just before my deadline, this coronavirus thing exploded. Its being described as epidemic, I thinks it’s already pandemic. The seven to fourteen day gestation is frightening. It could be a couple of weeks before you get a symptom. How many people will be exposed in 14 […]
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(NewsUSA) – The Civil War was over, but the post-war years were a time of challenge and sacrifice. A new film, The WARRANT, brings this tumultuous period to life with an action-packed story of friendship and justice. Former Civil War hero John Breaker has become a local sheriff, and does his best to keep the […]
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by Jimmy Fleming One of my favorite memories of when I was a little boy was collecting eggs with my grandmother. When I got married and we bought our first house, it didn’t take me long to buy some chickens and start collecting my own fresh eggs. My dad used to incubate quail eggs, hatch […]
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by Fr Jonathan Tobias It’s hard to put the Orthodox Church on a political spectrum. If asked whether Orthodoxy is Republican or Democrat, Conservative or Liberal, an Orthodox Christian would (or should) say “None of these.” To be sure, the Orthodox Church has always taught what is commonly called “traditional morality.” This includes a high view of family life; sex within a heterosexual […]
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ROANOKE ISLAND – The Outer Banks Community Quilt Show returns to Roanoke Island Festival Park, March 7 – 21. The show offers an impressive collection of quilts and handmade items from talented quilters in the area. This year’s theme is Priceless Pieces, Past and Present and will feature a wide array of quilting techniques and […]
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By: Duvonya Chavis Many people are unaware that certain U.S. Navy ships are named after American Indian Tribes. Ship naming conventions were established in the 1800’s by Congress in Title 13, Chapter 6 of the United States Code and allow the Secretary of the Navy to name the Navy’s vessels following certain rules. Specifically, ocean fleet […]
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