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Mark Pettus is Publisher of The Chattahoochee News-Herald & Sneads Sentinel. He can be reached at mark.pettus@prioritynews.net


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NURSE JUDY’S NOOK

Let’s pretend it’s meJudy Conlin I told you about my photo shoot and how disappointed I was when the photographer showed me a few of the shots. She had called them beautiful so much while taking them I thought she had transformed me, but there I was, plain old Judy dressed up in Nurse Judy’s…

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Grace Notes

Living as ‘beloved rescued ones’ Nancy Kennedy Last week I met with a local Catholic priest, Fr. Ken Malley, who showed me a map of our county. He pointed out the six parishes and the geographic areas they serve. His parish, St. Scholastica, sits in the middle.He began talking about beauty and rescue, quoting the…

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Gadsden County Extension Column

Digging into discovery: Gadsden County FAMU 4-H sparks young minds through agriculture and literacy The Gadsden County FAMU 4-H In-School Program is turning classrooms into hubs of curiosity by blending agriculture, science, and literacy in ways that are both fun and meaningful. Each month, students explore a new agricultural theme through hands-on activities and a…

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A dream come true

Seventy-year-old Army veteran participates in “Dream Flight.”Fabrizio Gowdy Seventy-year-old Army veteran Robin Hasting enjoyed crisp blue skies and perfect flying weather as he took to the skies this past Friday in a World War II-era biplane.  “If this don’t get your juices going you’re dead—it’s like a heart transplant without the hassle,” said Hasting as…

Gadsden County Extension Column

Why fairs matter: Connecting agriculture to the community In just a few short days, the North Florida Fair will kick off 11 days of exhibits, entertainment, and family fun from November 6 – 16. While many people think of fairs as a place for funnel cakes and carnival rides, they’re also deeply rooted in agriculture…

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Home Country

Slim Randles Have you been counting the minutes until election day when your neighbors can remove all those campaign signs from their lawns for another two years? Yes, these are mid-term elections, just as serious as the presidential election yet to come two years from now, but not as interesting. Why not? Because the great…

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