Worms were the topic of Monday's gardening class taught by Hannah Bundy and Master Gardeners. |
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Robots, garden worms and colorful snacks
Most children enjoy summer camp and this year in Rutherford County the consensus from one group of campers is no different.
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Jean Gordon |
Rutherford Rollers with their trophies and awards (left to right) Dakota Collins, Brendan Thompson, Billy Callahan, Yanessa Ortiz, Amber Dysart, Michael Cobb, Kato Porter, Steven Camp. Photo contributed. |
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Rutherford Rollers are winners at State's Special Olympics
Nine Special Olympic Rutherford County Athletes have returned home after participating in the Special Olympic North Carolina Summer Games June 3-5 in Raleigh.
Rutherford County's Olympians were the Rutherford Rollers bowling team. Athletes were Dakota Collins, Brendan Thompson, Billy Callahan, Yanessa Ortiz, Amber Dysart, Michael Cobb, Kato Porter and Steven Camp. Read More ...
Jean Gordon |
"Mad Recycler" by Jackson Appling at Rutherfordton Elementary School took first Place as Best Overall RecycleBot |
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2022 RecycleBots Challenge Winners Announced
The votes have been tallied and recounted and the winners for the 2022 RecycleBots Challenge have been chosen. Keep Rutherford County Beautiful (KRCB) is thrilled to have the broad and creative field of over 90 entries from Rutherford County third-graders. It made for a tough, but impressive judging process.
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Jean Gordon |
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Outdoor Truths
If you hunt or fish long enough there will come times you must give up your passion for other things. I can remember years ago opening a business during hunting season. Read More ...
Gary Miller |
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FOURTH OF JULY Do you plan to go out of town for the Fourth of July holiday? |
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Listen To Life
How are you doing today?
When someone asks you how you're doing, how do you respond? Do you just pass off their question as a greeting and just say, "Fine" or "Okay"? Do you launch into a laundry list of complaints you have about how you're feeling or what's wrong with you or how you were doing fine until that obnoxious Mr. Jones ruined your day?
Or, maybe you Live Positive like Mrs. Glick. Mrs. Glick was a very special lady. My friend met her when he was a teenager. She made a real and positive impact on his life.
Every time my friend asked Mrs. Glick how she was doing, Mrs. Glick said softly and sweetly, "I'm thankful for one more day." She lived to be 103 years old, greeting each day by being thankful for one more day.
So my friend, when asked how he's doing today, says like Mrs. Glick, "I'm thankful for one more day."
The next time someone asks, "How are you doing today?," even if you don't feel it, say, "I'm thankful for one more day" and keep saying it until you Live Positive like Mrs. Glick. Read More ...
Dr. Joey Faucette |
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