A’Dell got to hold her teacher’s hand while she was guiding her toward me at the pick-up line today. Continue reading “Happy and she knows it”
Category: Commentary
Arnold Griffin: Excerpts from a rich family history
Eleven children were born to David Spencer Griffin, Sr., (born in 1796 in Kentucky) and Cynthia Burch (born in 1805 in NC). Continue reading “Arnold Griffin: Excerpts from a rich family history”
The calendar says Spring has arrived!
According to the calendar, spring officially arrived this past Monday! Continue reading “The calendar says Spring has arrived!”
76 service calls but just two arrests
Spring break is over and school is back in session, so we weren’t as slow as I had hoped but there weren’t any major events. Continue reading “76 service calls but just two arrests”
Garlic toast
Forget light bulbs, how many loaves bread does it take to make a few pieces of good garlic toast? Continue reading “Garlic toast”
Carol Crouch keeps the family legacy alive
William Oliver Thompson and Mary Ann Belinda Mullen were married in 1859 in Hazelnut, MI. Continue reading “Carol Crouch keeps the family legacy alive”
64 Class C citations issued, but just two arrests
Spring break is here and that normally means a “break” for us too. Continue reading “64 Class C citations issued, but just two arrests”
It’s time to dig out your green socks or ribbons!
“St. Patrick’s Day, no more we’ll keep, his color can’t be seen, they’ve passed a bloody law ‘agin, (against) the wearing of the green”. Continue reading “It’s time to dig out your green socks or ribbons!”
Let the cat out of the bag
Well, I let the cat out of the bag….and I’m not talking about spoiling secrets.
Continue reading “Let the cat out of the bag”
“Flip Flop Mercedes Bandit” strikes twice
I’ll start with the overview of police activity this past week. Continue reading ““Flip Flop Mercedes Bandit” strikes twice”