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“Blessed are the meek for they will inherit the earth…” Matthew 5: 5 I have listened to so many people who have lost the meaning of their work. Employment has…
Citizen grateful for fans’ quick action
Dear Editor, THANK YOU! THANK YOU! To everyone who rushed to my aid last Thursday night. My family and I were enjoying a Pulaski Yankees baseball game until I was…
Change can be a positive thing
I started this new adventure with The Southwest Times in August, 2017, with the hopes of making some positive changes to our newspaper. I’m very pleased that most of the…
My old man
Sometimes in life you face things that are tough. I had to deal with one of those tough situations over the past two weeks with the passing of my father.…
Please
I have been writing this column for almost twenty years. Twenty years, folks! I have never missed a week, although once in a while something happens on the other end…
Thanks to school nutrition employees
Preparing healthy school meals, teaching good nutrition habits and offering a friendly greeting are all in a day’s work for more than 50 school nutrition employees in Pulaski County Public…
Skillz that healz
Okay peeps, here’s the thing. The real thing, not the made up thing. Since January I’ve been having chemotherapy for a (possibly) aggressive cancer that we found last fall because…
Volunteering, a noble choice
As we observe National Volunteer Week (April 15-21), LewisGale Hospital Pulaski would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our wonderful team of chaplains and volunteers at our hospital for…
‘Shoutout’ to Pulaski
Dear Editor: A big “shoutout” to the Town of Pulaski and to the Jackson Park Inn and Al’s on First for hosting the 2018 Central Appalachian Regional Brownfields Summit, April…
Power lunch
In my line of work (writing and the teaching of writing) one of the main tenets of the genre is that good writers avoid sweeping generalizations. But another tenet is,…
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