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Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates culture and history (opens the original)
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National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year, celebrating the history, cultures and contributions of Latin American countries. The celebration starts each year on Sept. 15, in conjunction with the independence days of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. On the following day, Sept. 16, Mexico celebrates its independence, followed by Chile on Sept. 18 and Belize on Sept. 21. The early observances of Hispanic Heritage Month date back to 196
For the Love of Reading (opens the original)
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I’ll be honest, I have never understood people who do not enjoy reading. I played sports and I love spending time outdoors— but even so, to me, there is nothing like reading a book. Sure, movies are great, but they make you creatively lazy. A book forces you to paint your own picture, define the characters for yourself; books force you to think. When I reflect on the books I’ve read in my lifetime, I realize they have taught me so many things— emotional intelligence, vocabulary, sentence structu
NCDOT awards funds for EV charging stations (opens the original)
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WADESBORO – The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced the second round of awards for the installation and operation of electric vehicle charging stations along major travel corridors in North Carolina. NCDOT awarded $14.4 million from North Carolina’s share of the National Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (NEVI) Program to eight businesses. Those businesses will construct and operate charging stations in 14 locations, including Asheboro, Columbus, High Point, Kinston, Raleigh,
PASTOR’S CORNER: From grief to glory (opens the original)
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Patricia Raybon wrote this when she said, “After my beloved husband of forty-nine years passed away, I found big tasks and tough decisions hard to make. I got up daily and completed a few jobs — going outside to water my flowers, sweeping the porch, pulling a few weeds — then I could somehow start another day without my husband. My daily tasks were glorifying God as He kindly carried me through the sorrow of loneliness and grief.” In the Bible, it plainly tells us that whatever we do, we are to
September is here! (opens the original)
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A tell-tell sign that Autumn is on its way, the month of September is marked by cooler nights and mornings, a return to school, apples, falling leaves and a general sense of life returning to business-as-usual following summer’s stifling heat and lackadaisical vibe. In Old England, the ninth month was known as Haervest Month [Harvest Month]. Being a month full of summer and fall days, villagers saw September as an ideal time to gather up the harvest and begin preparing for the long, cold winter
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