The Chief of Police of Shiloh and one of his officers were honored by the Shiloh Mayor and Council during the board’s regular meeting held on June 2. The Mayor and Council presented Chief Wayne Cato and Officer Roy Harper with Commendations for saving the life of a teenager severly injured in an accident on May 10.
I can’t speak for anyone other than myself, of course, but I cannot operate without at least two cups of coffee in the morning.
Five hundred columns down, and an infinity of columns yet to go! After last week’s party for the 500th collection of silly trivia, you’d think I would be ready to give up, right? Heck no. I’m just getting started. In fact, I plan to be around until we hit 1,000 columns and then some! So while you settle back and enjoy your favorite beverage appropriate for the time of day in which you read this, I’ll be working on future columns to enlighten and entertain you. Enjoy!
From now until late November the weather can become unpredictable in a matter of minutes. Why? Because we are now in the tornado and hurricane season. Keeping in mind that these storms can knock out power for several days, take lives and leave you, family or friends homeless, it is time to consider taking precautions and preparing in the event of a natural disaster such as a tornado or hurricane.
Some things I’ve smiled about recently … some that happened to me, some that I found. Enjoy …
This week in 1984, Priscilla Presley opens Elvis Presley’s home to the public as a museum – expect for the bathroom in which he died which remains closed to visitors. Graceland remains a huge attraction for fans and tourists alike.
Some things I’ve smiled about recently … some that happened to me, some that I found. Enjoy …
Some things I’ve smiled about recently … some that happened to me, some that I found. Enjoy …
In October of 2016, I began this column. The story of how it came to be has been relayed here numerous times; I won’t go into it again. That was 500 weeks ago. This week, you are reading the 500th column in this series. It’s a milestone I never once thought would happen. I had actually assumed you’d all get tired of this stuff and stop reading it; far from it, you’ve asked for more. Now, 500 columns in, I’m ready to get the next 500 underway. I have to thank all the editors who run this silly stuff I write, sharing it with all of you; and I thank you, the readers, who spend a part of your day with this nonsense, and make me feel good about doing it. Five. Hundred. Columns. Let’s keep it going, shall we? Read on!
Greetings and blessings! First thing first! We certainly thank and praise God for His amazing grace, mercy and guardian angels that covered us to and fro on a five-day road trip. This past week, my family and I set out for D. C. to explore history, spend time together and make some lasting memories.
