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This was the battle of the irresistible force vs. the immovable object.

The craziness has passed. Now’s when the dog days of summer get a little lazier.

An exasperated sigh came from the living room, followed by, “I’m bored!”

Talk about setting the tone for the summer.

I recently saw a story that said the Environmental Protection Agency was proposing ambitious new vehicle pollution rules that could give the nation’s auto industry a strong push toward electric vehicles over the next decade.

As the school year comes to an end, many seniors are preparing to move on to the next chapter of their lives. It’s in these times that many of us are reminiscing on the earlier years of our high school careers.

My son-in-law and I got entangled in a storage barn “character-building” exercise recently, and the challenge was trying to follow the instructions that came with the roughly 8-by-8-foot structure.

On Monday, May 9, the Jennings County High School and Jennings County Middle School orchestras had their final concert of the year.

My sister who lives in the Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina has a dog, Simon, that she takes to a local dog park almost daily.

As the school year comes to an end, students in Jennings County High School’s A Touch of Class choir performed their final showcase of the year. JCHS choir director Lindsey Frey said that the year’s final showcase was unique because it is themed around the school’s history.