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Farmer's market quilts and a way to help out local farms

It's hard to pinpoint when WWOOF first came to my attention; it seems like the kind of thing you always hear about in circles of young, unattached people — an opportunity for college kids looking to fill their summers or gap years, or a backburner activity for a hypothetical future when you have the time. When I, like many Americans, lost...

Willing Workers of White Hall Extension Homemakers Club heard updates and learned about succulents during the May 24 meeting at the White Hall Library.

Church of Jesus, 809 W. Main St., Johnson City: Evangelists Kenny and Hirrah Dunn, from Greer, South Carolina, will preach and sing during Sunday’s 10 a.m. service. Information, call 423-773-6917.

Willing Workers of White Hall’s Extension Homemakers Club discussed financial caregiving, made plans to attend events and discussed making caps and dolls for Arkansas Children’s Hospital. The club met April 26 at the White Hall Library with President Sarah Payton presiding and welcoming everyone.

Otterbein United Methodist Church, 120 E. Chilhowie Ave., Johnson City: The sermon for Sunday’s 9 a.m. worship service will be “What Jesus Says, Do.” Sunday school will follow the service

Willing Workers of White Hall Extension Homemakers Club heard a program from Penny Scholes on "Protein."

The Sunday School Convention, an accused bootlegger acquitted, an indictment for bank robbing and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

The Jefferson County Extension Homemakers Clubs recently collected snack items for local service professionals. Gift boxes were made and delivered to show appreciation to honorees.

Willing Workers of White Hall Extension Homemakers Club met Feb. 22 at the White Hall Library where Kathy Wilson presented the program on Gratitude.