Roses in the Wild
By Cheryl W. Glenn
Last week, I discovered another gem as I walked my usual route in the community for my perfunctory exercise.
Along the road, growing beside a ditch, was a gorgeous cluster of pink roses, just outside the house where my mother grew up; I call it the “House on Pleasant Grove Hill.”
Mathiston Library
extends book sale
Thanks to all who came to the Mathiston Public Library book sale on May 18 in conjunction with the town’s Mulberry Fest.
It was gratifying to see book lovers taking advantage of the opportunity to add to their private libraries and to visit the public library, some for the first time.
ER visit
EHS open house
made his day
This is to express my appreciation to the (May 4) open house people at Eupora High School, where I graduated in 1947.
A special thanks to Priscilla Reves, Linda Corley Lawson and Dianne Doler Mitchell for all the “get-it-together” things they did to make it function to perfection.
Rambling with Mrs. Arlene
Rambling with Mrs. Arlene
Concerns about Headstart
In March we, the parents of the Weir Headstart, learned that the lease at the school would be up at the end of May. This means that all three, four and five-year-olds that attend our county Headstart would not have a place to go to school in August.
Rambling
A Presidential Platform
By Cheryl W. Glenn
I’ve never been a political person. Never had an inkling to hold a public office.
But recently, reports of abuse of power and corruption from the White House to Businesses nationwide, have prompted me to come up with a solution to the plight of some problems of the world.
The Winston County Self Help Youth group recently her an Agriculture and Art Extravaganza. The... READ MORE
