TODAY
IS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 - TIMES HAVE CHANGED
Where are the kids? ‘Punxsutawney Phil’ to be pardoned
By Bob Robinson
Two houses up the street six kids were having a snowball fight… they
had built snow forts and by some unwritten rule, they didn’t “charge”
the forts… they simply bounced up and down behind them and threw
snowballs at each other. Three houses further up, some younger kids
were building a snowman. Mommy was helping… after a few minutes she
went inside and began fixing some hot chocolate for three cold, wet
youngsters... Read
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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
‘The Twelve’ is coming to Greenville
Last minute reservations are still being accepted for the 37th
presentation of The Twelve, to be held on Thursday, March 28 at 7:30
PM. The Twelve is a dramatic reenactment of the meal Jesus
had in the Upper Room in Jerusalem, and is staged as an almost exact
portrayal of the world famous Last Supper... Read
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SPRING SPORTS
A little help needed here A time to change gears
By George Starks
Being a part of the local sports scene, it should come as no surprise
that basketball season is my favorite. I have often said that if it
were my decision to make, the season would take a month or two off and
start up again, maybe wait until right after spring sports is over.
It’s also no secret that the winter sports season is also the busiest
and most strenuous of all...
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BROKE WIFE, BIG CITY
Liar, Liar, Bigger Pants Than You'd Like On Fire
By Aprill Brandon
Now that it's getting warmer (and then colder...and then warmer
again...and then snowing...and then slightly warmer again before a cold
front comes in around 3 p.m. and makes it hail), all our collective
thoughts are slowly turning toward spring and summer. And as such, all
the things we'll finally be able to do again... Read
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DARKE COUNTY SENIOR SCRIBES
Dreamland
By Marianne Cox Clark
Marianne Clark is a published author and long-time Senior Scribe. Her
credits include many postings on County News Online and her recent
book, “Yogi Boy Cox and Friends.” After decades of having his story
told to grandchildren and friends, Yogi Boy Cox has achieved
immortality through “his” book, Clark said. “You only have ‘one’ good
dog,” Clark added. “Yogi Boy was ours. You... Read
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DARKE COUNTY OSU EXTENSION
Ohio State University Extension Releases New Publications
By Sam Custer
Ohio State University Extension has released four new publications that
producers and consumers may find helpful. The publications – on
commercial vegetable production, Midwest tree fruit spraying,
commercial small fruit and grape spraying, and controlling weeds in
Ohio and Indiana – offer insight into issues as spring approaches and…
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REDSTATE
The Most Important Week in Human History
By Erick Erickson
There are many candidates for most important day and most important
week in human history. This week we remember what is arguably the very
top of the top of the list. As secularism increases in the western
world, more and more are dismissive of the reality of Jesus Christ.
Consequently, they may choose to dismiss the importance of this week.
That’s... Read
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FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013
Editor’s
Photo: I’ve always heard that kids and their pets have a special
relationship that adults can’t begin to fathom. Coming soon, a photo
set that proves the point. The Paul Ackley cartoon for March 25 was
posted
Monday. Check it out here.
Favorite Sports Photos: New pics posted Mar. 11. Classifieds:
New listings posted March 25. In Blogs: Endangered: The Constitution. Community: Officials Discover Hemlock Pest in the Hocking Hills Region. Events: Ag Breakfast Meeting; Darke County Offices Closing early on Good Friday. News: Semi Rollover Accident; Government auditors to review sequestration cuts. Obituaries: Betty L. Keyser; Marvin Leo Barger.
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