Jerry Taylor
Jerry was a hard worker, being employed at Morse Automotive for years until his health failed
Dispatch Desk: Sept. 16-22
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Effects of Fed rate on agriculture, consumer spending may take weeks to emerge
Confident that the economy will achieve both a healthy unemployment rate and 2 percent inflation rate, the Federal Reserve last Wednesday cut its target rate by 0.5 percent to 4.75 percent. It was the first reduction in four years.
Safe storage and minimum age gun laws would curb violence, study says
Many Americans despair of ever taming the epidemic, but a new report says certain laws can make a difference
Mildred Whitson
If you stopped by Mildred’s home for a visit, you would likely find her singing along to her favorite hymns and laughing with her family — two characteristics that helped illustrate the joy she brought those around her and her commitment to God and family
David Bost
After working in agricultural pharmaceuticals for several years traveling most of the south, David accepted the opportunity to become a State Farm Agent
Katherine Reed
Katherine’s calling was home health, assisting clients with disabilities remain in the comfort of their homes