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WUTC Scenic Roots To Feature 6-Part Series On Ed Johnson Story Friday, January 29, 2021 Nevada Taylor was attacked on Jan. 23, 1906, as she walked home from a street car stop in St. Elmo. The attack triggered a set of events that led to the lynching of the man accused and then hurriedly found guilty. It ended with the U. S. Supreme Court intervening to find the Hamilton County Sheriff and his accomplices guilty of obstruction of justice. Review for Series on Ed Johnson Story: This is the ...

Do you prefer to be working from home or the office? Credit: Wenjin Chan/Digital Vision Vectors The reintroduction of national lockdown brought with it tighter restrictions on travel, with the government stating that  "You may only leave your home for work if you cannot reasonably work from home". It prompted workers across the country to either change their daily routine – or continue their enforced WFH status, with an end seemingly further, not nearer, in sight.  Either way, the mental to...

Thursday, December 24, 2020 8:49 am  Fred W. Campbell Jr. gained his heavenly wings at Tennova Healthcare on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2020. Affectionately known as "Butter Cup," he was 85 years of age, born July 15, 1935, in Cleveland to the late Lola and Fred Campbell Sr. He was preceded in death by his late parents; his mother and father-in-law, Prudy and Ed Johnson; granddaughter, Crystal Stovall-Kinamore; and brother-in-law, Allen "Dog" Johnson. Fred "Butter Cup" was a member of Pleasa...

As the Indianola School District heads into the holiday break, the school district is preparing for elementary schools to return to a full schedule in January, breaking off from the current hybrid model that ends the school day early. Whittier Elementary Principal Ed Johnson tells KNIA News with so many unknowns heading into the school year, it went about as smoothly as you could ask for. “I was very nervous to start the school year, I just wasn’t sure how it would go. It just was not ideal...

Hope council approves limited assistance for food pantry HOPE — The Hope Town Council is hoping to provide some assistance to small businesses and residents in the town. “From what I know, there are probably two businesses around the town square that have not been hurt badly,” Susan Thayer Fye told the Hope Town Council. Even before COVID-19 began damaging the national economy, the latest census data showed the median household income in Hope was about 20% lower than the comparative media...

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Once again this year, the Pecan Valley Kiwanis Club, in partnership with Brookshire’s Foods and the Early High School Key Club, is gathering food, assembling boxes, and delivering Christmas Boxes to those in our community that just might need a little help having a Merry Christmas. The Pecan Valley Kiwanis Club take a lot of pride in giving back to the community, and we are very appreciative of those who make our efforts possible by supporting our club through participating in our fund raiser...

- Advertisement - Good morning from Florence and Vevay. I will still write the Florence news until someone else takes it over. Get your news to me at (812) 427-2299 or at Switzer Square in Vevay, apartment #131.   I really like it here at Switzer Square with a lot of good neighbors.   Denny and Mary Lou Bowman helped me move and still check on me every few days to see if I need anything and I thank them and all who helped.   I visited in Florence one day and visited with Linda May Jones at F...

The St. Peter Fire Department wasn’t really sure what to expect as it sent a couple of Santas out for the first time Dec. 12, but with perhaps some magic from the North Pole on their side, the crew successfully spread some cheer throughout town. And in the process, they provided a nice boost for the local food shelf. Ed Johnson, pictured here, served as Santa Claus for the St. Peter Fire Department on the north side of town Dec. 12, while Ron Neary was Old Saint Nick on the north end. (Phi...

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Santa stopped in at Fayetteville City Hall on Dec. 8 for a virtual visit with kids who wanted to make sure he knew all about their Christmas wishes. Sitting at the right were city IT staff Kelvin Joiner and Jessica Smith, who arranged the virtual visits. Photo/Ben Nelms. The Covid-19 pandemic could not stop Santa Claus from visiting with kids in Fayetteville. Santa arrived at City Hall on Dec. 8 to visit virtually and to hear all those C...