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Key ways to protect your information

In this digital age, it’s easier than ever for would-be thieves to steal and profit from your personal information. Credit card numbers can be stolen from online shopping sites, bank account information can be lifted from unsecured pay-by-phone or online services, and all it takes is an overheard phone conversation on a cell phone for…

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Kerrie Barnes betrothed to Matthew P. Shockey

Photo provided The wedding of Kerrie Elizabeth Barnes and Matthew Paul Shockey will take place July 2 in Athens. Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Kerrie Elizabeth Barnes and Matthew Paul Shockey of Athens are being revealed. The betrothed couple will exchange nuptial vows July 2 in the community room of SouthEast Bank and Trust…

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FCE Club

Hickory Creek FCEC met June 1 at the Extension office. Beulah McBee conducted the meeting and offered a devotional from Luke: 12-67. McBee called the meeting to order and Victoria led the ?Pledge of Allegiance.? Roll call was answered with ?If I had a house pet, it would be. . . ? A financial report…

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Farm Bureau winners

Photo provided The Farm Bureau Women?s committee sponsored a countywide poster and essay contest for students. Winners include, from left, Katelyn Vickers, Centertown essay winner; Nealie West, Irving College poster winner; Coby Spicer, Eastside grand poster winner and Will Whitlock, Morrison runner-up. Students received certificates and a $50 savings bond by women?s chairmen, Evelyn Wade…

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Coro Sinfonico at First Baptist tonight

Photo provided The community is welcome to First Baptist Church tonight at 6 p.m. for the presentation of Coro Sinfonico. The group comes from Recife, Brazil, features 37 singers, and is under the direction of Dr. Tony Cunha. They plan to sing at several churches in Tennessee and Kentucky on their way to the Southern…

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Breads rise again

Bread is back. Like a pop star re-emerging from public hiatus, popularity of the soft stuff has returned with its innovative, reinvented self image. Americans are leaving the low-carb craze behind and embracing their undeniable urge for the ultimate comfort food. In fact, 98 percent of households nationwide include bread at the center of the…

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Best Wishes

Southern Standard readers are invited to extend happy birthday and anniversary best wishes to friends and loved ones through this weekly column. Please submit your messages by our noon deadline each Thursday. No more that three wishes to any individual, please. Happy Birthday Wishes: May 28 ? Camerie Martin, happy belated birthday. We hope you…

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Are we safe in our country?

Roger Cook For quite sometime I have been thinking about something that has been on a lot of folks? mind for quite a while. The reason I have never mentioned anything about it is that when something is said, especially by President Bush, it?s like touching someone?s sore boil that is in a very sensitive…

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Yates team stumbling, no end in sight

CONCORD, N.C. (AP) Dale Jarrett could have been home cooking steaks before the halfway mark of the Coca-Cola 600. A wreck on the first lap of the race ended his night before he even settled into the driver?s seat. Elliott Sadler, his teammate, wasn?t much luckier. He was stuck at the track, nursing an ill-handling…

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Who are the teams to beat in ?06?

Duane Sherrill With camps in full swing around the league we can let the speculation begin as to who will be heirs to the Steeler?s throne this year. As per normal, most folks will likely pick the past winners as their favorites. However, I don?t have either the Steelers nor the Seahawks in my top…

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