Photo/submitted (Lacey Walters)
Laurel High School senior Carl McInnis, who was named a National Achievement Finalist, adjusts his mortarboard prior to graduation. Laurel, Northeast Jones, South Jones, and West Jones each held graduation ceremonies Thursday. For more graduation coverage, see page A6, D1, and Section C.
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Morgan Musgrove crowned Laurel’s Miss Hospitality 2012
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Carolina Jasmine
My sister and I are seated in the cart our father built for us, and our donkey Sunflower is pulling us up the hill toward the edge of the woods. I must be about seven years old and maybe my sister is ten. It is early February on an unseasonably warm afternoon. We have just returned from school and received permission from our mother to hitch-up Sunflower and go for a ride.
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Travel Technology
After leaving the Trapani Salt Flats on the western coast of Sicily on a late November afternoon, I maneuvered our vehicle down yet another remote, unmarked dirt road and passed dozens of vacant houses. No one was on the streets. It had been 10 minutes since we had seen another car. Sunlight was at a minimum. We had been warned several times about remote areas of Sicily.
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Jr. Garden Club participates in dig
In October, the members of the Hoe and Hope Junior Garden Club traveled to Piave to experience a prehistoric archaeological dig.
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Master Gardener program taking applications until February 1st
Do you want to be a Master Gardener? Applications are being accepted in Jones County for anyone who wants to sharpen their horticultural skills and share that knowledge with others.
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Gamma Iota members take part in ‘Ariel’s Pillow Case’ project
Members of Gamma Iota chapter in Laurel are participating in “Ariel’s Pillow Case” project.
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Arbor Day
I cannot recall a time when trees were not a part of my life. During WWII while our father was away in Panama City building ships, we moved a mile north of our farm and lived in the teacher's home on the campus of the Gitano Grammar School. In that setting I formed my first memories of trees.
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WCU to host exhibit by Robert Long
William Carey University hosted a reception to celebrate the opening of the exhibit “Robert Long: Works in Clay” by artist Robert Long. The exhibit will be on display through Jan. 31 and is open to the public, free admission.
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Our Odd Family Tree
When younger, I often sat on the porch with our great-granny while we read the afternoon newspaper within view of the tree, and I frequently listened as Granny repeated the story of how the unusual tree came to our family farm.
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