As everyone knows, Christmas Eve and Christmas were, I believe the coldest that I can remember. Many people stayed at home, and many are still trying to get together to celebrate their Christmas festivities. This gave us some time to reflect on the real meaning of Christmas and why we celebrate.
Dear Editor, Today is Dec. 30, 2022 and our last day at our Senior Center. Next week, the staff will be moving us to the Safe Auto building, where we do not want to go. But the commissioners say they know where we should be. Instead of us being in town where we have been for so many years, to in the country!!!!
The New Year The old year slips into its silver silence, Within our hearts we whisper our good-by; For it has held some treasure for us all, Some tears, bright hope, gay laughter or a sigh.
“You better get back across the road, 1-W,” some fella hollers at me as he goes down the road. “All your family’s over there!”
On May 2009, I, along with my photographer, Margaret Ross, toured the Ohio Valley Coal Company, Powhatan Number 6 Mine. It had been 27 years since I last walked underground. Almost 37 years ago, I began my nine years as a coal miner in this very mine.
There will be a dance at the Miltonsburg Parish Hall on Saturday evening, Jan. 3. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Hundreds of Football fans in this district will no doubt “go bowling” New Year’s Day, with no less than 12 “bowl” games on the menu. Radios will be the crowd drawers here with the main interest on the Southern Cal-Michigan Rose Bowl tilt in Pasadena, California.
