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Granville

Greetings everyone. Welcome to September. For Labor Day weekend coming up for most it puts an end to summer. The children will be settled in for a new school year and all the beautiful fall colors start showing up. Summer seemed to have passed us by so quickly. It just seemed like yesterday when we were trying to decide where we were going to spend our summer vacation or, in my case, watch my grandson graduate from high school. Time seems to have a mind of its own. These few heavy rainstorms we had over the past week seem to have brightened things up. But in some areas left a bit of ...

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Jackson, Ohio

Greetings to all readers from southern Ohio this morning at 5:45 a.m. We had rainy weather last week and over Sunday, too. God's promise is true - as we saw several beautiful rainbows too. Our church was held at Jacob W. and Sadie Yoder's on Sunday, and South District was at Jacob A. and Sarah Swareys. There were visitors here from Big Valley and Juniata County, too. Brother Korie Yoder and wife Annie came out Thursday night with Henry and Anna (Yoder), Kanagy and family of five girls: Linda, Julia, twins Rachel and Rhoda, and baby Barbara, nine months old. They were all here at ...

Biologist to discuss grouse, woodcock conservation

LEWISTOWN – Clayton “Clay” Lutz has spent his life paying attention to the outdoors. Long before he became a wildlife biologist, he was a kid in Blair County wandering the woods around Altoona, learning the rhythms of the seasons and the quiet details that make a forest feel alive. The ...

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Medieval fairy tales program set in State College

STATE COLLEGE — Musica Antiqua of Central Pennsylvania will present “Medieval Fairy Tales and Sorcerer’s Magic” from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at St. Peter’s UCC/ROPC, 1795 W. College Ave., State College. The program will feature Carol Pharo, Sean Golder, Maura Sugg and Phil Miller and will combine Musica Antiqua with the magic of Doc Miller. Admission is free.