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19 hours ago · In the fall of 1986, Wanda Woods Cox (later Byerley), a former teacher at Pine Grove Elementary, a school with grades first through eighth, organized a reunion of former students and teachers. Since the school was located close to the county line, students attended from Anderson and Union County. Most walked to school. Many of the early students went home for lunch. Pie suppers were held to ...
19 hours ago · Frequent musculoskeletal pain is linked with an increased risk of exiting work and retiring earlier, according to a new study from the University of Portsmouth. The paper found the association between musculoskeletal pain and retiring earlier persisted even after accounting for working conditions, job satisfaction and gender. The researchers found that people with musculoskeletal pain ...
19 hours ago · By Steve Roark Volunteer, Cumberland Gap National Park It interests me how trees are so often intertwined with our culture and history. The July celebration of our independence is a good time to review the history of the Liberty Tree, a symbol for individual liberty and resistance to tyranny. Boston was the incubator for the American Revolution, being one of the first places where strict ...
19 hours ago · a. April has low self-esteem because of her weight and is working on making friends. b. Barbara plays hockey eats well and has frequent conflicts with her teammates. c. Martha has a large circle of friends and eats primarily junk food and chocolate. d. Terrence exercises for 30 minutes a day eat well and enjoy new challenges. d.
19 hours ago · “It’s here!” Carefully I opened the cardboard envelope that my step mother had mailed to me and pulled out the yellowing piece of paper. When I first looked at it, I couldn’t breathe for a few seconds. On it was a drawing I had made for my daddy when I was a child. I was simply amazed that it hadn’t been lost or torn after everything it had been through. My stepmother had texted me a ...
