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Warm temperatures make for a happy holiday

By J. Dale Beaty How about this weather! I?m not one that prays for a white Christmas. In fact, sunny skies and day time temperatures in the low 70?s are just about what I would have on a Christmas wish list. We?ve had our share of unusually warm weather for December the past week or…

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?Smokey Joe?s? to benefit Manchester Arts Center

If you need an opportunity to help raise funds to rebuild the Manchester Arts Center, following a recent devastating fire , the perfect chance is here. The Arts Center of Cannon County is holding an encore performance of ?Smokey Joe’s Cafe,? with all proceeds going to The Manchester Arts Center. This special performance will be…

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Who?s New

Baby Boy Sharon Delong and Matthew Knight announce the birth of their first child, Rylan Matthew Knight. He was born at River Park Hospital on Nov. 3 weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. He is the grandson of Connie and Dale Delong and Amie and Kenny Knight. Baby Girl April and Michael Kinslow are the parents…

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When the rut is really a canyon

By Margo Howard Dear Margo: I have been married for 10 years to a guy who has no limits. He routinely refers to certain parts of my body as his property. He constantly tells our 8-year-old son that housework is for women. I have a full-time job, and if I don’t want to have sex,…

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Symbols of the Christmas season

Christmas traditions are as varied as the families who celebrate the holiday. Here’s a look at some popular symbols of the season and how they came to be. Advent calendars: The first calendar counting down to Christmas dates back to the 19th century. People counted down 24 or 25 days until Christmas (with the last…

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Americans are richly blessed year round

By Roger Cook It seems that the older one gets the faster time flies. None of us need reminding that we are well into the Christmas season. In many cases this time of year brings out happiness, joy and goodwill for many people. Then, on the other hand, it can bring sadness to many individuals.…

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Social Security, Medicare costs rise for 2007

By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, Can you give me the Social Security and Medicare increases the government has in store for us seniors in 2007? What can we expect to see? Budgeting Betty Dear Betty, Beginning in January, you and nearly 49 million other Americans receiving Social Security benefits will see your payments rise…

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NOW OPEN – Grand opening held for Chamber building

By CHARLES W. JOHNSON Joyce Lawson shows some of the wonderful features of the Chamber building kitchen, including a brand new dishwasher. The kitchen allows the Chamber to serve meals for a variety of functions that can be held in the building?s community room. After more than five years, and a budget that grew from…

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WCMS boys top DeKalb, split with White County

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Tylan Martin of the WCMS varsity boys goes to the floor after drawing a foul during Monday?s win. The Pioneer varsity was clipped by White county on Thursday, but bounced back with a win over DeKalb County Friday. Friday afternoon the Warren County Middle School boys varsity basketball team picked up a…

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