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Canes: For more than just walking
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,01/27/24-8:00AM , 1,152 Reads
A cane is generally used for a medical condition, like sprained ankle, neuropathy or general weakness. But it can also be a work of art, a family heirloom, even a weapon.
I’m not talking about a staff, by the way. Even the healthiest among us may use one of those for outdoor trekking.
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Love of woods persists throughout upbringing
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,01/20/24-8:00AM , 639 Reads
Cabin fever Chronicles:
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- This gas pump at an abandoned station in the ghost town of Rodney is a type dating to the 1920s.
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Before gas stations became ‘convenience stores’
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Fri,01/12/24-5:05PM , 1,843 Reads
Cabin fever chronicles:
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- Black bear clings to a tree trunk in a yard in the Franklin County community of McCall Creek.
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Bear visiting McCall Creek yards
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,01/06/24-8:00AM , 3,088 Reads
A black bear has been paying visits to a Franklin County community, enough to earn its own nickname.
Marcus Enlow of McCall Creek has named the animal “Yogi Bear” after seeing it multiple times over the holidays.
“My dog was raising all kind of cain out back, and usually when they do that it’s a rattlesnake,” Enlow said.
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