FeaturesOctober 2, 2011
Knit caps for the homeless
Annis Hearing of Scott City has provided many warm, colorful knit caps to be included in "Ugly Quilts," as well as a smaller version in baby pastels for newborns at a local hospital. Due to her health concerns, she has had to scale back recently. Hearing and her husband, Bill, recently celebrated 69 years of marriage...
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Annis Hearing of Scott City has provided many warm, colorful knit caps to be included in "Ugly Quilts," as well as a smaller version in baby pastels for newborns at a local hospital. Due to her health concerns, she has had to scale back recently. Hearing and her husband, Bill, recently celebrated 69 years of marriage.
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