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When I was growing up on the farm on Killough Valley in the Ozarks over yonder, my life was organized by animals. Lulu, the milk cow, had to be milked every morning and every evening. In winter, hay had to be delivered to hungry cattle. Horses had to be tended...
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Fair ~ River stage: 36.54 Falling Saturday, November 7, 2009 |
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Tort Reform: A Must for Comprehensive Healthcare Reform "We're going to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse." More likely than not, you've probably heard this statement a few times from politicians. It seems to be a popular line. True, the U.S. healthcare system does have waste, fraud and abuse. ... |
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Class 3: Notre Dame-Logan-Rogersville Boehnercare: A More Affordable Option for Real Healthcare Reform Class 3: Notre Dame-Villa Duchesne Class 1 and 2 wrap with stats; Notre Dame up next "My all-time favorite book" by Alyssa Baker "Authors Are Odd" by Stan Crader Class 2: Scott City-College Heights Christian Telephone Doctor to speak on customer service Nov. 18 Did you see the sunset last Friday? Kingdom Kids Soulfood and BBQ scheduled to open today MASSIVE Cape Mardi Gras Effort To Rival New Orleans Petco sponsors "Fostering Hope" Listen for my Weather Forcasts..... Sobering Up After A Day Of Staining Roman back in coaching, at Highland CC Ben's back; Tyler could return Friday Another loss for SEMO football Allen Gathman: The Children's Book, a review Mules win, Ferguson gets record Sharon Looney Likes: The Look, Feel, and Smell of a Genuine Book A Couple Big Idea-ERS About Health Care Reform Local 6 Anchor Jumps at Exploding Pumpkin Dear Brain, Did You Have Your Book Today? Cape Girardeau Hollywood Video closes SEMO men picked last in OVC poll Home improvement store coming to mall Royal N'Orleans sale price reduced An Outhouse Story Not to Pooh-Pooh, Another round of ugly weather for Thursday-Friday Limitations on electronic media at the Gingrich/Dean debate Leopold Wins Class 1 District 3 Volleyball at Advance Tort Reform: A Must for Comprehensive Healthcare Reform RCP Members Involved in THRILL THE WORLD........ Who Would Win If The Football Redhawks Kitchen appliance store opening Sunday Intelligent Haunts: Ghosts were people, too! Notre Dame's title game opponent All the fall foliage you can photograph |
Art and charity go together
Handmade pottery can be expensive. Or, it can cost only $12 and come with Sunday lunch. The annual Empty Bowls Banquet will be from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Salvation Army, with a variety of soups, bread and a dessert on the menu. Diners get this modest meal to remind them that food can sometimes be hard to come by and many people only get a small amount -- sometimes not even daily. Diners also get a handmade bowl of their choosing to take home to remind them of the need every day...
Finding your art
Nov. 5, 2009 Dear Julie, When the writer Annie Dillard asked a painter she knew how he came to be a painter, he answered, "I liked the smell of the paint." Maybe it's as simple as that, what we become. We are drawn to it, like salmon to their river, like clouds to a mountain pass. Other ways offer resistance. Going our own way feels more like rowing a boat gently down a stream, maybe even for salmon... My broadcasting friends who run and own radio stations in this country are struggling right now. It's all about legislation called the Performance Rights Act (HR 4789). This bill would levy yet another tax, this time on local radio. The government wants to tax local radio for the music stations play for free on the public airwaves. Then they want to take the revenue generated from that tax and send it to the record companies... I realize it's a tad bit premature for Thanksgiving, but I am working on my list of items for which I am thankful. Doesn't hurt to get a head start. And speaking of Thanksgiving, when did retailers start displaying their Thanksgiving wares in August? Probably had to clear out the Halloween gear that went on display in July. Oh, well, I digress...  
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