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The Different Commercial Uses for Nylon

When you hear the word “nylon,” you probably recall the retro nude pantyhose the Queen of England insists Kate Middleton wear. It’s true that nylon first caught the world’s attention when it replaced silk stockings in 1939 at about $1 a pair. But nylon comes in many forms, and it has revolutionized entire industries. You’ll…

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Ditch Your Old Habits For a N.E.W. S.T.A.R.T.

It is a true saying that old habits are difficult to break, fortunately difficult does not mean impossible. With the right attitude and motivation, everyone can do better health-wise. We can all have a NEW START NEW START is an acronym for eight principles that when properly applied can: maintain good health, prevent illness, stop…

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The Difference A Year Can Make

I awoke Monday morning to a ding from Google Assistant on my smartphone and a photo taken a year ago that day. The photo was a picture of my kids sandwiched between their Aunt Karen (my sister) and Uncle Ronnie as their backdrop was the Savannah River. I, of course, was the photographer and as…

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The Persecuted Church

As we read through the book of Acts and the birth of this new movement called “the church,” we see some amazing things displayed by God and these followers of Christ. Things that should have scared them into silence instead emboldened them with incredible faith. We see that these people have been completely transformed by…

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Taking Part in the Election Process Is Patriotic

In the classic 1980s teen movie “Sixteen Candles,” the character portrayed by Anthony Michael Hall brags of having a fake ID. Most would assume the fake ID was to buy alcohol or maybe cigarettes. That wasn’t the case here. When asked why he possessed it the reply was “So I can vote.” I have always…

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School Starts Without a Glitch; Four Test Positive for COVID-19

Students returned to classes in the Jasper County Charter System last Wednesday, both in person and virtually, and the first week of school has gone by pretty smoothly, according to Supt. Kenny Garland and several parents who have commented. As of 11 a.m. Tuesday, the system has had two employees which have tested positive with…

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Shooting Results in Arrest; Two Others Are Sought

Last Saturday, August 29, Jasper County deputies were dispatched to a call of shots fired off Spruce Street in Monticello. Upon arrival deputies verified the area was safe and no one was injured. Once investigators arrived, the crime scene was processed and witnesses were interviewed. By Sunday afternoon the suspects in the shooting had been…

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A Guide To Speeding up a Divorce

A Guide To Speeding up a Divorce Nobody gets married with the plan to divorce at some point, but life happens, differences emerge, mistakes are made, and sometimes a divorce is necessary. Of course, we’re not suggesting you divorce without trying to fix your relationship first. If you’ve already tried marriage counseling, spoken to friends…

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Best Realistic Date Nights for Parents

Finding free time to spend with your spouse while parenting can seem impossible. Make sure you set aside time for the two of you so that you can reconnect and enjoy each other’s company. Here are some of the best realistic date nights for parents. Stream a Movie and Enjoy Some Popcorn Put the kids…

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Important Tips for Grooming Your Dog at Home

Important Tips for Grooming Your Dog at Home Regular grooming is a major part of caring for your dog and keeping them healthy. This process removes dirt and excess fur weighing them down, gives you a chance to check for skin ailments, and leaves them with a beautiful, shiny coat. As such, occasional visits to…

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