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Breathitt Advocate - 1.17.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the Breatht Advocate to read news
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from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader to day is Matt.
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We will begin with the addition dated January fourteenth, twenty
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twenty six, which has been donated to Radio I by
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the publisher as a reminder. Radio I is a reading
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service intended for people who are blind or have other
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disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material on
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the front page. May Primary election is set. Since the
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May primary election deadline was Friday, January ninth, twenty twenty
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six at four p m. The slatest set and other
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candidates filed before the deadline. The final May Primary list
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of candidates is as follows. County Judge Executive Incumbent Jeff Noble,
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Vicky Jeff Vicky Pelfrey, current Coroner Hargus Eperson have filed
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on the Democratic ticket, while former magistrate and business owners
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Tim Spencer and Jeremy Southwood have filed as Republican candidates.
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County Clerk Deputy Clerk Ashley Barnett, Magistrate District number two
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Ryan Cheney and Dela Lucas have filed for the position.
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County Attorney Incumbent Brendan Miller and Douglas Holbrook have filed.
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Magistrate District number one. Democrats Incumbent Brenda Terry, Josh Howard,
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Justin Holland Steve McIntosh, Luther Campbell, former county judge executive
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John Lester Smith, and former magistrate Donnie Bush. Jomoon Halvas,
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a Republican candidate, has also filed for the office. Magistrate
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District number two. Democrats Roy Harold Grand w McIntosh and
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Jarvis Combs have filed. Republican candidate Dickie Lee Abner has
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also filed. Magistrate District number three. Democrats Incumbent Druy Levins
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and Jeremy Pelfrey have filed. Magistrate District number four. Democrats,
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Incumbent John Marshall, current Constable Michael Prater, Victor Turner, and
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Jeremy Montgomery have filed. Brethett County Sheriff Democrats former Sheriff
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Ray Clemens, Michael Wolfe, a former deputy sheriff, retired state
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police officer and current school resource officer. Incumbent John holland
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Constable Ronnie Begley, Frank Thorpe and Jeff Turner have filed.
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Republican Austin Sperry has also filed. Brethett County Jailer. Democrat
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incumbent Joel Gross is running unopposed. Constable District number one
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Democrats Michael Gross, Johnny Lockhart and incumbent Mackie Rickerson have filed.
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Constable District number two Democrat Brent Turner is running unopposed.
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Constable District number three Democrat incumbent Ken Thompson is running unopposed.
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Constable District number four Democrat Doyle Turner is running unopposed.
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Brethett County PVA Democrats. It's incumbent p VA Jeff Allen,
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Mike Matthew Hudson, and David Turner. Brethatt County Coroner. Democrats
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Miranda Stidham, Dennis Spicer, Jamison, Chase Fugutt, Brandy Hayesly Likens,
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George Turner, Jason Hall, Dallas Morris, and Arley Howard have filed,
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and Republican Larry Little has filed races coming up in
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the general election in November or as follows and have
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a filing deadline in June twenty twenty six. Breath At
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school Board District three, incumbent Anna Morris and Susan Watts
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have picked up papers but have not filed. School Board
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District four, no one has filed or picked up papers
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to file. Mayor for the City of Jackson, Incumbent Laura
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Thomas has filed for re election, as well as former
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police chief Kenneth Spicer. City Council Corey Goff has filed.
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Soil Conservation Supervisor Jarrett Harden has filed, as well as
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James E. Turner. The primary election is set to take
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place on May nineteenth, twenty twenty six. Trio protests ICE
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in Jackson. Pictured left to right are Chet Siegel, Virginia Meagher,
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and Stacy Lee King as they held a peaceful protest
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on Sunday in Jackson against Immigration and Customs Enforcement or ICE.
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Meagher said there was a lot of support for the protest,
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but was also a little non support. There was no
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negativity and the protest went well and was peaceful. Local
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burn ban lifted. A local burn ban issued by Judge
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Executive Jeff Noble last week was lifted on Monday, January twelfth.
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The ban was put into place due to the dry
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and windy conditions and after several forest fires were reported
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around the county. Noble still urges residents to be safe
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and monitor outdoor burning to prevent destruction to forest lands.
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Bobcats are All A Regional champs. Att County managed to
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outlast Leslie County forty eight to forty six in the
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fourteenth Region All A Classic championship game at Alice Lloyd
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College on Sunday, January eleventh. First year head coach Cameron
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Turner guided Breathett County to the twenty twenty five twenty
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six fourteenth Region All A Classic title. Brethett County and
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Leslie County were tied ten to ten at the end
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of the opening quarter, remaining even midway through the game.
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Brethtt County and Leslie County were tied twenty eight to
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twenty eight at halftime, but Brethett County managed to move
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ahead during the third quarter and entered the final period
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leading forty three to thirty three. The Bobcats balance benefited
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from a balanced offensive attack. Three Breathittt County scorers reached
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double figures. Peyton Collins paced Breathett County, scoring thirteen points
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for the Bobcats. Joining Collins in double figures from Breathtt County,
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Austin Mcinness scored twelve points, and Jaron Fugutt Netted twe
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ten points. Seven players provided scoring for the Bobcats. The
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additional scorers for Breathtt County were Jagger Burton six points,
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Danny Cayton four points, Caleb Nice two points, and Aiden
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Combs one point. Jesse Hoskins paced Leslie County, scoring a
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team high twenty one points for the Eagles. Hoskins was
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the only Leslie County player to reach double figures. The
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other scores for Leslie County were Trent Rojourn eight points,
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Tripp Basher six points, Nathan Lewis five points, Cutter Browning
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four points, and Caden Bell two points. Following the win,
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Brethett County will advance to the All A Classic statewide
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tournament in Owensboro. Brethett County forty four, Hazard forty. Brethett
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County held on to beat Hazzard forty four to forty
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during the semi finals of the fourteenth Regional A Classic
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at Alice Lloyd Codge College on Saturday, January tenth. The
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Bobcats and Bulldogs swapped leads throughout the low scoring turn
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a game. Hazard started strong, outscoring Breathatt County twelve to
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seven in the opening quarter, but Brethett County fared better
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in the final three periods. The Bulldogs entered halftime ahead
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eighteen to sixteen. However, Brethett County managed to move ahead
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during the third quarter and entered the final period leading
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thirty one to twenty eight. Peyton Collins paced Breathett County,
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netting thirteen points for the Bobcats. Along with Collins, Jaron
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Fugutt eight points, Danny Kayetton six points, Caleb Nice six points,
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Aidencombe's five points, Austin mckinni's four points and Jagger Burton
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two points provided scoring for the Bobcats. Seth Caudle paced
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Hazard scoring at game high nineteen points for the Bulldogs.
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Accompanying Caudle in double figures for Hazard, Trace Kinkaid netted
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ten points, finishing in single digits. Tucker Johnson three points,
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Tucker Napier three points, Luke Combs three points, and Tallon
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Osbourne two points supplied the rest of Hazard scoring. I
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will now read this week's obituaries. I will only read
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the name, age and location if given. If listeners wish
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to hear the entire obituary, please feel free to call
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us at Radio I at eight five nine four two
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two six three nine zero. I will repeat this number
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at the end of this segment as well. Esther Stevens,
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age seventy nine, departed this earthly life on January fifth,
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twenty twenty six, at the Kentucky River Medical Center in Jackson, Kentucky.
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Mary lou Craize, age forty two, passed away Sunday, January eleventh,
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twenty twenty six, at her home in Vancleeve, Kentucky. Ruth
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alcept of beloved member of the community, passed away on
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January tenth, twenty twenty six, in New Albany, Indiana. These
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were the obituaries for the January fourteenth edition of The
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breath At Advocate. If you wish to have an entire
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obituary read, please call us at eight five nine four
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two two six three nine zero and we would be
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happy to help. Next, we have our weekly game of
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Guess Who. I will read the prompt twice, once now
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and once at the end of this recording before giving
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the answer. Stay tuned until the end to see if
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he got it right. Guess who I am? An actor
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born in Australia on January thirteenth, nineteen ninety. Before becoming
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an actor, I worked in the construction industry. I'm best
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known for a prominent role in the Hunger game series,
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as well as my high profile marriage to a pop singer.
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Who am I? So be it by Pastor Naomi identity.
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If any person is born again through faith in Jesus Christ,
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they have become a new creation, a heavenly species, a
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forgiven child of God. When God looks on the redeemed,
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he filters them through his precious blood of Jesus, and
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all he sees is his son. Therefore, if any one
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is in Christ, he is a new creation. Old things
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have passed way. Behold, all things have become new Tewod
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Corinthians five seventeen. But you are a chosen generation, a
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royal priesthood, a holy nation, his own, special people, that
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you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you
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out of darkness into his marvelous light First Peter two nine.
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Your identity is not something to be lost or trampled on.
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It is unique, special, and individualized to you. And you
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alone know who you are and that you were created
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to be a success. You are here to make a
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difference in this world. Choose the things that will be
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beneficial in bringing you to your ultimate destination. You are
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a gift from God. Speak these proclamations over your life
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by faith, choosing to agree with God. To day, I
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choose to agree with God. Jesus takes great delight in me.
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He sings, rejoices, and dances over me. To day, I
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choose to agree with God. I have the mind of Christ,
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and I am thinking more and more like him. Today
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I choose to agree with God. This day I will
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be everything God created me to be. I will be awesome, amazing, spectacular, delightful,
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happy and free. Today I choose to agree with God.
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I have a relationship with Truth himself, and I am
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forever becoming more and more free. Today I choose to
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agree with God. I have been made free in Christ.
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I am no longer a slave to sin. I am
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walking in my new identity as a child of the
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Most High God. Today I choose to agree with God.
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I have been forgiven and set free. God's mercy covers
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me every morning. This is a new day, and I
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have new mercies today in my life. Today I choose
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to agree with God. I have power, love, and a
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sound mind. I have a raised fear from my life.
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I walk in truth always I know who I am
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in God, Amen, So be it. Nominal Life and career
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of Samuel Houston by Bob Deaton. There have been many
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American politicians who have had remarkable political careers. For example,
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Arizona Democrat Carl Trumbull Hayden eighteen seventy seven to nineteen
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seventy two spent better than fifty seven years in Congress
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before retiring in nineteen sixty nine. South Carolina strom Thurmond
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was elected to office as a write end for governor
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as a U. S. Senator, both as a Democrat and
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later as a Republican, and ran for president in nineteen
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forty eight on the Dixiecrat party ticket, where he carried
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four states with thirty nine electoral votes. There are many
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other unusual examples, however, none can compare with the phenomenal
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political career of the legendary Samuel Houston seventeen ninety three
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to eighteen sixty three. Samuel was born in Virginia and
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moved to East Tennessee when he was thirteen years old.
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He ran away from home when he was fifteen to
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live with the Cherokee Indians. The Cherokee Indians of East Tennessee,
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Western North and South America were not the wild, uncivilized
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savages often portrayed in movies and books via radio and
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television today. They instead were increasingly assimilating into the white
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population and adapting the white folks customs and ways of
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earning a living. In fact, a few years after Sam
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Houston left their villages, many had learned to read and write,
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owned large farms, and many dressed like the white folks,
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and a few even owned large plantations worked by black slaves.
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The Great Cherokee Sequoia invented a system of writing the
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Cherokee language. This system was used to publish Indian newspapers
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and other books. Literally hundreds of Indians have learned to
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read and write by the time Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal
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Act was implemented in the late eighteen thirties that forced
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these proud folks to move to Oklahoma. Thousands died along
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the infamous Trail of Tears to Oklahoma. After leaving the Indians.
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When he turned eighteen, Sam Houston owned school, opened a school,
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studied law, and became a lawyer. In eighteen twenty three,
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he was elected to Congress and served four years. He
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then ran for governor of Tennessee and was elected. However,
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he only served two years before resigning due to domestic
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problems with his wife. In eighteen thirty one, Houston moved
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to Texas, which was then a part of Mexico. The
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Texans soon rebelled against the Mexican authorities. Houston subsequently was
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appointed to be their commander in chief. Over the next
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few months, a series of battles ensued against the Mexicans,
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led by Santa Anna, the Mexican dictator. Eventually, the Texans
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defeated the Mexican army at the Battle of San Jacinto.
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Santa Anna was forced to seed Texas its independence, and
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Texas became the Republic of Texas, with Sam Houston as
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its president. Texas was an independent nation from eighteen thirty
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six to eighteen forty five. Houston served as its president
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from eighteen thirty six to eighteen thirty eight, and then
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again from eighteen forty one to eighteen five four. However,
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during those years, Houston and many other Texans were attempting
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to convince the United States Congress to accept Texas as
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a new state. Many northern congressmen opposed the idea of
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a new state from the South over the slavery issue. Finally, however,
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in eighteen forty five, a reluctant Congress accepted Texas as
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a new state. Sam Houston was then one of the
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two senators from the new state. He served in the U. S.
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Senate from eighteen forty six to eighteen fifty nine. He
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then was elected governor of Texas. His popularity, however, had
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been greatly diminished because he opposed this secession issue that
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was quickly gaining popularity across Texas and the South. After
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only two years in office, he was forced to resign.
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Houston then retired to Huntsville, Texas, where he died in
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eighteen sixty three. The city of Houston and a fort
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in San Antonio bear his name. He also represents Texas
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in Statuary Hall in Washington, d c. Samuel Houston's degree
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of political coverage, exemplified by his opposition to the secession
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issue in Texas, earned his inclusion in former President Kennedy's
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book Profile and Courage as one of a select few
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politicians who placed principles over politics. In conclusion, the poor
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lad from East Tennessee grew up to be a lawyer,
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a congressman from Tennessee, the Governor of Tennessee, the Commander
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in chief of the Texas Army, the President of the
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Republic of Texas, the Governor of Texas, and finally, the
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United States Senator from Texas. Samuel Houston's political and personal
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career will likely never be replicated. Life on the Old
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Dirt Road by Bobby Thorpe More nineteen seventies decade memories.
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Many trends from the seventies are still popular today. For instance,
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restaurant foods in the seventies consisted of McDonald's having the
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quarter pounder, Big Mac, Happy Meal, and ag McMuffin. Last week,
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I mentioned the ice cube trays and a friend of mine,
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Astell Macintosh, reminded me of how his mother poured different
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flavors of kool aid and in the ice trays and
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covered the tray with plastic wrap. A toothpick was then
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punctured through the plastic wrap, and after the cubes became frozen,
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you had homemade popsicles. On TV, I watched Schoolhouse Rock
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during Saturday cartoons. We were taught grammar and punctuation with conjunction, junction,
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what's your function? And were also taught math and about
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government with I'm Just a Bill. The Electric company also
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educated us at home on TV. Light Bright and the
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easy Bake oven were some of the many toys for
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boys and girls at school. We could forget the overhead projectors,
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the paper and pencil store at eight at LBJ school,
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the pits and the school pizzas, hand cranked pencil sharpeners
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at school, and the contraption that held three pieces of
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chalk that would draw sentence lines on the chalkboard also
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remain in my memories. Also, it was a reward to
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get to go outside at school and clean the chalkboard erasers.
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We also carried our lunch to school in a metal
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lunch box which contained a thermos for hot soup or drinks.
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Clothing included corduroy pants, bell bottom blue jeans, and in
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school at LBJ, we wore our socks and pulled our
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shoes off during class. Dad and my uncles used a
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CBE radio, especially at night. Dad CBE handle was road
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runner and my uncles had handled such as Hermit Cranky
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and many others. An antenna was installed high on a
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pole on top of the hill and cables were ran
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to the antenna and connected to the CBE base station
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in the home. There were also CBS in vehicles and
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the coal trucks running up and down South Fork. The
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last time I walked to the top of the hill,
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remnants of old CB and TV antennas were still found
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in the leaves and on trees. The rotary telephone was
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also a fixture in homes. They were corded heavy and
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to make a call one dialed four numbers. The party
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lines began on the Old Dirt Road before I was
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born in nineteen sixty nine, but by the mid seventies
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private lines were an option. The party line was where
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many in the community could pick up the phone receiver
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and have a conversation at one time with everyone who
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was using the line at the time that was connected
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to the Saint grid. These are great memories from my
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toddler years living on the Old Dirt Road. On the
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music Trail with Kathy by Kathy Bays Alberts, the Bellamy Brothers.
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Finishing up with my column on the Bellamy Brothers. They
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were inducted into Florida Artists Hall of Fame in twenty eighteen.
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Other awards include Grammy nominations for Best Country Performance by
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a Duo or Group and Best Country and Western Song
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nineteen eighty. They were named the most Group of the
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Year by the Country Music Association in nineteen eighty Lifetime
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membership of the Federation of International Country Air Personalities nineteen
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eighty two, named the cop Top Country Duo by Billboard
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nineteen eighty two record for the most duo nominations in
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both the Academy of Country Music and the Academy of
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Country Music Association and the Country Music Association. The list
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could go on, but space doesn't permit all of them.
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The brothers have two hundred or more concert dates worldwide
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each year. They've held concerts in the United States, Europe, Australia,
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South Africa, and have been to Dubai, Saudi Arabia, India,
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New Caledonia, Sri Lanka, the Czech Republic, and the Faroe Islands.
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They played for the US troops in Bosnia and on
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Easter Sunday, they played for US troops stationed in warren
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torn Kosovo, as well as a concert at a remote
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camp in Macedonia. In twenty fourteen, they toured in India,
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Sri Lanka and made history as the first country music
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act touring in these countries. In twenty nineteen and twenty
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twenty they were in the Blake Shelton Heroes Tour. They
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traveled around the world playing benefit concerts for American troops abroad.
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They live in Darby, Florida, on a two hundred acre
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ranch where they raised quarter horses and Brahmin cattle. Three
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generations of their family live in the compound, which is
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also the location of their music studio, where much of
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their music is recorded. In conclusion, I've heard a lot
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of what I call classic country groups, but with the
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Bellamy Brothers, it was like stepping back in time. Their
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voices were as strong and pure as ever. If you
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get a chance to see them, you won't be disappointed.
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Till next week and another concert on the music Trail.
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Recipes with Kathy, Here's a new twist for an old favorite,
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sour cream corn bread. Three eggs, well beaten, one half
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cup cooking oil, two tablespoons of sugar, one cup sour cream,
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one cup Golden style cream corn or green giant mexicorn,
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one cup of flour self rising, and one cup of
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corn meal self rising. Blend all ingredients in this order. Eggs,
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cooking oil, sugar, sour cream. Stir just until flour and
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corn meal are moistened. Batter should be lumpy. Spread evenly
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into a greased eight by eight by two inch or
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nine by nine by two inch pan. Bake for twenty
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five to thirty minutes at four hundred degree from the
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Counselor's Desk by Randy Cloth. More Steps to a brighter
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New Year, Small changes for a happier twenty twenty six.
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Last week's article discussed doing something daily to improve yourself
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in mind, body, and spirit, and to build relationships. Small
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steps in each of these areas can in time, make
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a difference. All critical areas in our lives are connected.
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If you're feeling physically ill, you'll most likely feel more
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down emotionally. Times of extra stress affect all areas of
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our lives. The good news is that improving in any
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of these areas positively affects the others. A few more
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ideas on how to improve in each of these areas. Mentally,
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read for stress relief. Reading can reduce stress. Try reading fiction, poetry,
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or articles outside your usual interest to stimulate your mind
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and relax. Challenge negative thoughts, learn to identify and reframe
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negative thinking. Patterns. Cognitive restructuring e g. Writing down negative
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thoughts and finding evidence against them can boost mental resilience.
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Learn new skills, take up a hobby, learn a language,
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or try puzzles to keep your mind active and engaged. Physically,
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set goals such as working out for thirty minutes daily,
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five days a week, including some stretching. Eat healthier. Eat
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healthier by setting small, achievable goals such as including more
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fruits and vegetables in your meals, drinking plenty of water,
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and making gradual changes to your diet for lasting improvement. Spirituality,
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Engage in service, volunteer, or help others to live out
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spiritual values and foster a sense of purpose. Join accountability groups.
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Connect with others for mutual encouragement and growth in spiritual
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disciplines devotions. Set aside a regular and consistent time daily
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for inspirational study, prayer and prays. Relationally developed conflict resolution skills.
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Approach disagreements as opportunities for understanding, Focus on solutions, not blame.
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Build empathy. Try to see situations from other's perspectives and
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validate their feelings. Strengthen social connections. Join clubs, volunteer, attend church,
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or participate in group activities to expand your social network.
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Making small positive changes in your mental, physical, spiritual, and
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relational life can lead to greater happiness and well being
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throughout the year. If someone you know is dealing with
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severe emotional distress, hopelessness, and thoughts of suicide, please remember
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that professional help is always available. Call or encourage them
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to call the crisis line at eight hundred two six, two, seven, four,
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nine one or nine eight eight, which is also the
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Veteran Crisis Lifeline, or go to the emergency room. This
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article aims to offer general guidance and educational information on
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mental health. It's not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis,
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or treatment. If you have any questions or concerns about
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your mental health, it is essential to consult a qualified
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mental health provider or physician. Remember seeking professional help as
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a crucial step in managing mental health conditions. In girls
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high school basketball, Lady Tiger's outlast Cordia for their first
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win determined. Jackson City outlasted fourteenth Region rival Cordia in
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thirty nine to thirty six on Thursday, January eighth. Jackson
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City notched its first win in the twenty twenty five
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twenty six girls high school basketball season. Familiar foes Jackson
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City and Cordia swapped leads throughout the girls high school
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basketball matchup. The Lady Tigers made sixteen field goals, six
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of which were three pointers. Jackson City connected on one
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of six free throws. Emily Robinson led Jackson City to
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the win. Robinson scored a game high eighteen points for
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the Lady Tigers. Finally, back to our game of guess who.
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Here's the prompt again. I am an actor born in
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Australia on January thirteenth, nineteen ninety. Before becoming an actor,
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I worked in the construction industry. I am best known
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for a prominent role in the Hunger Game series, as
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well as my high profile marriage to a pop singer.
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Who am I? The answer is Liam Hemsworth. Who your
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reader was able to guess and he usually can't. Did
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you get it right? Let's play again next week. This
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