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Breathitt Advocate - 12.13.25 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the breath At Advocate to read
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news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader to day
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is Matt. We will begin with the addition dated December tenth,
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twenty twenty five, which has been donated to Radio Y
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by the publisher as a reminder. Radio I is reading
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service intended for people who were blind or of other
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disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material on
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the front page. Downtown Christmas attracts hundreds. Hundreds attended the
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annual Downtown Christmas Celebration and Reverse Parade on Saturday, December sixteenth.
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After a day of arts and crafts, chill eat chili,
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eating and judging music and meeting Santa, the community was
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treated to a reverse parade which featured Christmas characters, scenes
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and lights. The event is held each year by the
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Jackson Women's Club, the Jackson Tourism and Convention Board, and
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the City of Jackson, along with the help of many
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community partners. Retired Educator passes. A retired educator is being
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remembered after her passing. Brenda Begley Button of Jackson, Kentucky,
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departed this life on Sunday, December seventh, twenty twenty five
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at the age of seventy seven. She was a former
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art teacher for the Perry County, Jackson City, and breathatt
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County school systems, and was also a director of pupil
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Personnel for Jackson City School and Breathat County School systems.
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The funeral service was scheduled to take place at one
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o'clock PM on Friday, December twelfth, twenty twenty five, at
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First Church of God of Jackson, Highway thirty West, Jackson, Kentucky,
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with Reverend John Bunn and Reverend Bobby Holland officiating. Burial
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will follow in the Jackson Cemetery in Jackson, Kentucky. Porter
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and Son Funeral Directors in Campden is in charge of
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the arrangements. Complete obituary can be found in this week's Advocate.
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Terry is k r MC Employee of the Month. Janet
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Terry has been named krmc's Employee of the Month for December.
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Janet is a radiology technician and has worked at KRMC
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for thirty two years. She was nominated for always being
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helpful and kind to patients in their families. Congratulations Janet
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for yr years of continued service and dedication to our
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local hospital. Shop with a Cop twenty twenty five. The
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annual Jackson Police Department's Shop of a Cop program was
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held recently, where children from various schools throughout the county
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when shopping with a police officer. Several businesses and organizations
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donated to the year's program, which allowed nearly one hundred
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kids to participate in the event. Conservation District welcomes board
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member free Almanacs. The Brethett County Soil and Water Conservation
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Districts officially welcomed a new face to its Board of supervisors.
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Following an approval from the Kentucky Division of Conservation. Barbes
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Smith of Jackson has been nominated and approved to fill
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the sea left fags by the passing a former board member,
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Danny Feugut, earlier this year. We are pleased to have
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Barb join the board and look forward to her contributions
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to conservation efforts, said George Turner, board chairman of the
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conservation District. In addition to the board update, Chairman Turner
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provided news on resources available to the community. The Conservation
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District still has a supply of its popular twenty twenty
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six Almanac books and the twenty twenty six Almanac calendars
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are now also available. Both items are a highly sought
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after resource for county residents and are provided free to
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the public. Breathatt County residents can stop by the Conservation
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District office located in the Jets Shopping Center during normal
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business hours Monday through Friday to pick up either or
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both items. Turner also encouraged all residents to stay connected
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with the district online, stating we encourage the public to
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visit the website at www dot Breathetconservation dot org for
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the latest news, programs information. Next, we have our weekly
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game of Guess who. I will read the prompt twice,
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once now and once at the end of this recording
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before giving the answer. Stay tuned until the end see
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if you got it right. Guess who I am an
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actress born in England on December twenty eighth, nineteen thirty four.
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I studied drama at the Oxford University Dramatic Society. I
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have appeared opposite Robin Williams and am well known for
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a recurring role in the Harry Potter film franchise Who
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Am I? I will now read this week's obituaries. I
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will only read the name, age, and location if given
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If listeners wish to hear the entire obituary, please feel
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free to call us at Radio Y at eight five
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repeat this number at the end of this segment as well.
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Jesse Junior Combs, age eighty nine, of Corbin, Kentucky, went
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home to be with the Lord on Thursday, December fourth,
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twenty twenty five. Carl Henson, age eighty one, of Old
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Buck Road, Jackson, Kentucky, passed away on Wednesday, December third,
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twenty twenty five, at the Saint Joseph Hospital, London up
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after a brief illness. Christopher Little, aged seventy seven, of Jackson, Kentucky,
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entered eternal rest on Sunday, November thirtieth, twenty twenty five
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at the Breath and Health and Rehab Center in Jackson.
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Mary Joe Cockerham Draine, aged sixty four, of Jackson, Kentucky
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passed away on Sunday, November thirtieth, twenty twenty five at
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the UK Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. Brenda Begley Button of Jackson, Kentucky,
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beloved wife of rich Allen Bunten, departed this life Sunday,
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December seventh, twenty twenty five at the age of seventy
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seven years, nine months and twenty seven days. Sarah Jane Raleigh,
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aged sixty five, of talbur, Kentucky, passed away on Saturday,
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December sixth, twenty twenty five at breath At Health and
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Rehab in Jackson. These were the obituaries for the December
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tenth edition of The breath At Advocate. If you wish
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to have an entire obituary, read please call us at
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and we would be happy to help. So be it
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by Pastor Naomi feeling weak and poor. The saying let
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the week say I am strong comes from Joel three ten.
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Beat your plowshares into swords, and your pruning hooks into spears.
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Let the week say I am strong. This verse is
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part of a prophecy where God calls the nations to
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prepare for a great battle. The Book of Joel primarily
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focuses on God's judgment and restoration. In chapter three, God
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speaks about gathering the nations for judgment in the Valley
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of Jehosephad. The call to turn farming tools into weapons
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signifies an impending war. When God says, let the weak
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say I am strong. It's an encouragement for those who
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feel powerless to rise with courage, though weak in the
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natural sense, there being strengthened by God's purpose spiritually. This
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verse has been used to encourage believers to proclaim strength
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even when they feel weak. It aligns with New Testament
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teachings such as Corinthians twelve nine through ten, where Paul says,
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and he said, unto me, my grace is sufficient for thee.
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For my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly.
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Therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the
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power of Christ may rest upon me. This means that
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when believers acknowledge their weakness, they can rely on God's
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strength to sustain them. Understanding the saying let the poor
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say I am rich unlike let the weak say I
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am strong. The phrase let the poor say I am
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rich does not appear verbatim in the King James version
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of the Bible. However, its messages reflected in several scriptures,
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particularly in Second Corinthians eight nine. For ye know the
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grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich,
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yet for your sakes he became poor. That Ye, through
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his poverty, might be rich. This verse highlights the spiritual
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riches that believers receive through Christ. Though Jesus was rich
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in divine glory, he humbled himself and became poor, taking
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on human form and suffering, so that through his sacrifice
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believers could inherit the riches of his grace. What great
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encouragement your strength and riches lie, and the tender mercies
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and loving kindness of God that has bestowed upon you
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every morning you are not walking life alone. Colossians three
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sixteen and seventeen says, Let the Word of Christ dwell
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in you richly, in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another,
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in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace
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in your heart to the Lord. And whatsoever you do
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in word or deed, do all in the name of
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the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father
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by him. What great strength you will find as you
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search out the rich word of God. Yes, in every task,
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every step, every decision, every situation, every dream, Let the
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rich Word of God strengthen you, for to day it
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will be your rich strength in all you do or say.
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As you do it all in the name of the
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Lord Jesus Amen, So be it. Life on the Old
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Dirt Road by Bobby Thorpe The Big Snows. Growing up
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in the seventies, eighties and nineties, I saw several huge snowstorms.
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I can remember coming home from school on some days
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and taking a nap. By the time I woke up,
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we would have several inches of snow on the ground. Immediately,
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my brother and I would call up some family and
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friends and go sledding, intertubing and igloo building. If there
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weren't enough sleds and inter tubes to go around, we
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would find an old cardboard box and instantly we had
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another sled. In my childhood, our crew would make snow angels,
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and if they were made at night, while the snow
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was still falling, one could look into the sky and
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it was like flying through the stars. When the snow
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would cause the electricity to go off, we could set
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the milk and some of the frozen foods out on
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the back porch and cover them with snow to keep
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them cold so they wouldn't thaw and spoil. The best
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part was when my parents would go outside and get
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a bowl of snow and make snow cream. I recently
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found a recipe online for the delicious snow treat. Some
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memorable snows I recall were the blizzard of nineteen ninety three,
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or more than two feet of snow fell, heavy winds
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and thirty below zero wind chills which paralyzed eastern Kentucky,
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and the snow storm of January nineteen ninety four, where
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eighteen inches of snow fell along with sub zero temperatures.
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Nearly twenty years went by before we would see heavy
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accumulation of snow again. This was in the last five years,
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and around fifteen inches of snow fell followed by sub
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zero temperatures. This winter weather brings back many memories of
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growing up on the old dirt road. Bobby's recipe for
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snow cream is four cups of fresh snow, one cup
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of milk or cream, one quarter cup of sugar, and
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one teaspoon vanilla extract. Revisiting canoe in the Middle Fork Valley.
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The head waters of the Middle Fork originates at the
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base of Pine Mountain in Leslie County. As it meanders
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in a northwestern direction through Leslie County, its tributaries and
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communities bear such names as Hell for Certain, Greasy Creek,
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Thousand Sticks, Cut Shin Size, Rock Cinda Confluence, Hyden, Toulouse,
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and Wendover. As it continues on north, it touches into
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Perry County near Buckhorn, where during the nineteen fifties its
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turbulent waters were checked by a huge earthen dam that
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has harnessed its potential for flooding, as it did in
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the historic flood of nineteen fifty seven. As it enters
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Breathett County near Buckhorn, its major streams and communities bear
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such names as Long's Creek, named for the famous Kentucky
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long Hunters who perished there, Crockettsville named for Davy Crockett,
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who allegedly visited there, Turners Creek after Revolutionary War veteran
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Roger Turner Canoe, an Indian canoe was found in its
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mouth Old Buck, Turkey Creek, Bryant's Creek, Lower Twin Creek, Oakdale,
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and Chenawee, And as it entered Lee County at atholl
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In Saint Helens, where it merges with the Kentucky River
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at Beatyville Canoe Creek. The place of my birth is
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about two miles long. Its main tributaries are the Joe
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Little Fork, Middle Creek, Onion Pen Branch, Stamper's Fork, and
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Buzzard Fork. During my childhood, Canoe Creek was infanously, infamously
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noted for drinking gambly and prone to acts of violence.
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Your writer could name a dozen or more who were
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friends or neighbors who met an untimely and violent death.
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During this period, Canoe Creek was heavily populated, requiring two schools,
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Canoe in Arawood that had almost as many students enrolled
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as Highland Turner, which encompasses all of the Breathett County
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portion of the Middle Fork Valley today. Today, only the
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Joe Little Fork of Canoe is thickly populated. Missus Patsy Turner,
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the daughter of former Virginia slave owner, came as a
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Presbyterian missionary worker and spent over sixty years at the
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Canoe Presbyterian Church, where a Christian boarding school, a clinic
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that offered medical care, and a good Will clothing store
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for the needy was established. Her profound impact and influence
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reached across three generations, not only at Canoe, but also
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across the entire Middle Fork area. She reached the unbelievable
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age of one to five before passing away. The missions
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and schools established by Confederate Civil War veteran Edward o'gerrant
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at Buckhorn, Highland, Canoe and Morris Fork and other mission
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outreach programs had a profound influence on the lives of
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all whom they touched. Unfortunately, today, the void left by
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the demise of such dedicated leaders and their institutions as
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Harvey Murdoch of Buckhorn, the Vandermeres of Morris Fork, Missus
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Patsy Turner of Canoe, and Cowa's other dedicated mission workers
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has left the Middle Fork Valley diminished in many respects.
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Only at Oakdale does the Methodist ministry of the last
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Elizabeth E. O'Connor continued to be implemented. Some of the
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early settlers of Breathitt County in the Middle Fork Valley,
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where the Turners, Heralds, Spicers, Jets, Arrowoods, Sebastians, Comb's, Macintoshes,
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Deetons and Stampers. Many were motivated to move through the
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Cumberland and Pound gaps due to the Revolutionary War, either
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obtaining military land grants or for being persecuted for signing
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with the British being the case with the Deatons, who
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were known as Storries. Many had Indian blood coursing through
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their veins and disappeared into the Kentucky Wilderness from North Carolina, Tennessee,
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and Georgia in fear of the Indian Removal Act of
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the eighteen thirties, other under President Andrew Jackson. Over the years,
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they intermarried into the white population. Hundreds of Breathitt Countians,
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including your writer and his wife, are part Indian. Over
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the decades, the Middle Fork area has produced disproportionate numbers
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of county officials, educators, and many other colorful and unique individuals,
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such as World War One Congressional Medal of Honor recipient
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Willie Sandlin, who was born on the Freedman Fork of
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Long's Creek. His military feats of capturing three German machine
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gun positions and killing twenty German defenders in the process
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as virtually unparalleled in the military history of our nation.
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The legendary John Schell lived in Leslie County. His claim
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of being the world's oldest man at one hundred and
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thirty four years old made him a celebrity throughout the
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state of Kentucky. His claim of being born in seventeen
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eighty eight, during the period of George Washington and Daniel Boone,
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created wide interest and much disbelief. He died in nineteen
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twenty two. However, his longevity could never be authenticated. On
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the music Trail with Cathy by Kathy bays Alberts, the
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second artist we saw at the Appalachian Arena in Pikeville
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on Friday November fourteenth, twenty twenty five was the extremely
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talented gospel singer Crowder. I'll give you a brief history
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of him and continue with his solo artist's career. He
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was born David Wallace Crowder on November twenty ninth, nineteen
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seventy one. He's fifty four in Texas. After college, he
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formed the David Crowder Band in nineteen ninety seven till
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they disbanded in twenty twelve. They released numerous albums. Their
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final album debuted at number one on the Billboard Christian
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Album's Charts and number two on the Billboard two hundred chart.
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In twenty thirteen, he began his solo career simply as Crowder.
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He's done five solo albums, Neon Steeple with the lead
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single I Am in twenty fourteen. He released his second album,
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American Prodigal in twenty sixteen, with the first single being
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Run Devil Run. He released his third album I Know
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a Ghost with the two singles Red Letters and Wildfire.
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His fourth album, Milk and Honey was released in twenty
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twenty one, with the first three singles Good God, Almighty,
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in the House, God Really Loves Me. He released his
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fifth album, Exile in twenty twenty four after dropping a
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new single dash. My favorite song was on the twenty
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fifteen album and the name of it is Come as
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You Are. He's won three out of twenty nominations for
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the Gospel Music Association DOUB Awards, the highest honor a
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gospel musician can achieve. He's done five music videos, written
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two books, and is super talented. He can play any
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instrument from keyboards to the banjo. If you ever have
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the opportunity to see him, by all means do he
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won't be disappointed. Next week Week You'll finish up with
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Zach Williams on the Music Trail Recipes with Kathy. Here
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was a traditional Christmas dish at our house. Sweet potato casserole.
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One large can of sweet potatoes, one half steak of
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margarine softened two eggs, one half teaspoon cinnamon, one cup
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evaporated milk, three quarter cup light brown sugar. First, cream
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together ingredients and make it three hundred and fifty degrees
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for twenty minutes. For the topping, you'll need one cup
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of Graham cracker crumbs, one half cup light brown sugar,
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one half cup pecans chopped, one half stack of margarine
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softened cream. Together the topping ingredients and then spread over
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the baked potato mixture. Bake for an additional ten to
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fifteen minutes from the councilor's desk. By Randy Cloth. Finding
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joy and meaning during the Holidays Practical guidance for a
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fulfilling season. The holidays can be a wonderful time of year,
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but they can also be challenging. Think of ways to
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make things less stressful and hectic. Take time to visit
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family and friends, go shopping, attend church activities, decorate and cook,
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but try not to overdo it. While engaging in these things,
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try to live in and enjoy the moment. While some
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may be overly busy with the holidays, others withdraw and
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isolate themselves. If that's true, visit family or friends or
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call them. You may be surprised how meaningful this will
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be for you and for them. Think of ways to
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help or do something nice for someone. This is a
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sad time for some because loved ones are no longer
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with us. That's understandable, so take time to grieve and
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share memories with others. Try not to be overwhelmed with
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grief and sadness. Strive to find joy and happiness, even
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though it may not be easy. It seemed that our
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loved ones would want to be remembered, but do they
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want us to be miserable. Other ideas for less stressful
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holidays include sticking to a reasonable budget, avoiding over indulging
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in sweets and alcohol, exercising, and getting plenty of sleep.
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I never promised these things would be easy, but they're
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worth the effort. Focus on the meaning of these holidays,
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including being thankful, engaging with family and friends, giving and
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helping others. Of course, the greatest Christmas message is the
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birth of Jesus Christ. He left the glories of heaven
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so he could show us a better way to be
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the Lord and savior in a lost and fallen world.
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Take time to read the story for yourself in the
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Bible Luke chapter two. Please read it with your family
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or share it with others. If you or someone you
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know as dealing with severe emotional distress, hopelessness, and thoughts
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of suicide, please remember that professional help is always available.
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Call or encourage those to call crisis line at eight
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hundred two six, two, seven, four nine one or nine
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eight eight the Veterans Crisis Lifeline, or go to the
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emergency room. This article aims to offer general guidance and
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educational informationtion on mental health. It's not a substitute for
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professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any questions
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or concerns about your mental health, it's essential to consult
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a qualified mental health provider or physician. Remember, seeking professional
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health is a crucial step in managing mental health conditions.
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Ways to add herbs to your Holidays by Gianna Headecks Wiseman.
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The buzz of the holidays is upon us. Some of
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us look forward to the season, while others feel a
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little overwhelmed. There are a few small steps that you
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can take to make a difference in how you experience
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the holidays and how joyful you feel when the celebrations arrive.
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None of us can feel good if we're not properly nourished.
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Our bodies need extra support and pampering during the winter months.
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Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water for nutrition. Don't
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underestimate the power of soup. Healing herbs and spices can
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be added to your favorite recipes. Soups can be very
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nourishing and comforting, warming us from the inside out. Preparation
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for the holidays may be exhausting. Make an effort to
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set aside time and slow things down. Start a daily routine,
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such as a warming foot bath full of herbs. Some
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herbs to consider adding to the warm water are peppermint, leaf, rose, petals, camimeal,
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or lavender. Plan a time when you can sit quietly
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for an extended period of time. I like to do
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this in the evening while sipping tea or reading a book.
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Drinking warm tea throughout the day is a way to
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calm your nervous system in lower stress levels. There are
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endless tea blends. Find a tea that pleases your taste
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buds and provide healing properties for use specific needs. Sip
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it from your favorite mug and enjoy the warmth it
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provides while making your Christmas gift list, consider giving homemade
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herbal gifts. Blending your own herbal tea and putting in
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in a festive jars a special way to show love.
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Other examples or gift ideas are sugar scrubs for bath time,
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seasoning mixes for dips, or dried potpourries. Hand Crafted gifts
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are an affordable and heartfelt way to share the Christmas spirit.
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These timeless practices will help you stay healthy, relaxed, and
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stress free. Learn to really experience the magic of the
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holidays instead of just getting through them. Senior Citizens News
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by Rich Bunten State Fair twenty twenty five. This year,
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we decided to make the long trip to Louisville and
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attend the state Fair. A lot of our members fell
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asleep on the way up, so they were ready to
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enjoy the fair with a bit of sleep. We parked
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the van and headed towards the entrance. It was senior Day,
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so we got in free. We felt good about having
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that benefit and yet a little sad knowing we are
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getting much older. You can smell the fairs we approached
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the gates. Popcorn, candy, corn, hot dogs, music and games
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filled the air. We all headed off in different directions.
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Some wanted to go see all the animals smell included.
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Others wanted to see all the items that had been
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hand made and see who won the gold ribbons or
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first place. You name it and somebody made it. Then
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there were all the booths. They seem to have no end,
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and everybody wants to sell you something that will change
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your life. If you pass by and not buy an item,
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you'll never be the same. This one's America worker that
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can take a stain out of any fabric. This other
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one will change forever how you view your food. Just
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add a little bit of this and let the magic happen.
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Taste buds will be exploding, and you'll wonder how you
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ever existed without this product. Then there was the medical section.
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One could see the large and small intestines and see
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the cancer forming on one's stomach. Makes one feel better already.
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Now let's go to the animal section of the fair.
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Get ready, because it doesn't matter how much they clean
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those cows and others, the smell is always there. I
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have a hard time believing someone will take that much
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time to groom and grow such a beautiful animal. I'm
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proud of each and every one of them for what
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they do to enter the contest and try and win
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first place. Then there's the talent contest, tractor pull, entertainment,
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and of course, don't let me leave out the competition
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dealing with all the horse events. There were other events
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all over the fair grounds, and each year it's advertised
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bigger and better. Let us just leave it at that.
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Our time was up, so we headed back to the
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van to go home. All of us were so hungry
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we couldn't wait to pull into Cracker Barrel's parking lot
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and have a feast. All of us got our order
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in and waited patiently for the food. Finally began to arrive,
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and we couldn't decide what we wanted to eat first.
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We were so hungry. We finished our meal and we
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went out to the front porch just to relax a bit.
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Van drivers Tom Collins and Ted Edmonds sounded the call
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to load up. We headed home. We arrived late in
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the evening evening, worn out but smiling from ear to ear.
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We'd had a good time for sure. My apologies for
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a late article, but I've been busy and some health problems. Anyways,
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Please consider coming to our Center and have some fun.
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You'll enjoy our trips, the fellowship and the places we
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stopped eat, continue on in the faith and God speak
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to all, and finally, back to our game of who.
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Here's the prompt again. I am an actress born in
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England on December twenty eighth, nineteen thirty four. I studied
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drama at the Oxford University Dramatic Society. I've appeared opposite
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Robin Williams, and I am well known for a recurring
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role in the Harry Potter franchise. The answer is Maggie Smith,
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did you get it right? This concludes the reading of
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the Breathit Advocate for news from Jackson and Breathett County.
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Your reader today has been met. Now please stay tuned
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for continued programming on Radio. I on behalf of everyone
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here at Radio I thank you for listening. We hope
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you have a great day.