Taking a chance and starting over is never easy, but it helps to have a good support system. Holly Landry experienced this by not only making the decision to move to a new town, but also by embarking on a new career path. Holly is a spring 2022 graduate from the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program that is offered in Lebanon at the Russell County Career and Technology Center. By having a strong work ethic, the support of her family, and great determination, she now has a career that she is extremely proud of and a very promising future. Read MoreStarting over is never easy

Hello Reader: I did remember to set my clock forward and we got up early, I fixed oatmeal for breakfast, and we made it to church early. Brother Rodney Stiltner brought me the message. The Grave Cannot Hold Me! He read John 5:21, 24-29, John 11:25-27, 40-43, 1 Corinthians 15:35-39, 43 Acts 23:8, Romans 10:9-10, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-16. Are we ready to meet the Lord? Let’s start a revival! Listen for God’s voice to speak to you! It was a great message! Read MoreIt was a busy week

Daylight Savings Time is upon us ... but to myself and others it’s more like ‘Nightlight. Read MoreTime and tide wait for no man

Celebrate each St. Patrick’s Day by Adding Some Green to Your Meals St. Patrick’s Day was Friday and while many folks simply wear green on this day to keep from getting pinched at work or school, consider celebrating this day each year by adding some green to your meals. People who eat more fruits and vegetables reduce their risk of heart disease, stroke, some types of cancer, developing type 2 diabetes, eye, and digestive problems. 1 Green fruit and vegetables contain an abundance of potassium and vitamin K which helps in the blood clotting process. 2 They also help to maintain vision… Read MoreDid you add green to your meals on St. Patrick's Day?