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WHAT DO YOU HOPE FOR? More than just a wishful thinking ,hope sustains you. Hope moves forward. Hope keeps you going in times of struggle and uncertainty. That is what Easter is all about. HOPE. But not just any hope - an everlasting one that can change your life and your perspective. As we grow closer to Easter on April 4, start focusing on Jesus.
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Affordable Tips for Spring Decorations and Celebrations (StatePoint) The arrival of spring brings with it warming temperatures, blooming flowers and endless springtime celebrations. It is also an opportunity to try something new, whether it is in the garden, kitchen or around the home.
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include a BBQ chicken salad perfect for a spring cookout, an apple slaw with honey mustard vinaigrette to complement any weeknight dinner and pink bunny cupcakes that can be assembled as a tasty activity for kids. By freshening up home decor, creating a dreamy outdoor space or trying out the latest spring recipes, everyone can affordably find something to be excited for this spring.
To help find the fun this season, the experts at Dollar General are offering some affordable spring tips and tricks for celebrating and decorating. Decorations to Spring into the Season Celebrate spring holidays with extra flair around the home. From adding a colorful vase of flowers to the coffee table, a new wreath on the front door or new pastel-colored pillows for the couch, seasonal decorative touches can help provide a fresh look and pops of color to any home. Consider adding festive holiday-themed decorations too, like a centerpiece filled with plastic eggs on the dining room table. The Season of New Beginnings As they say, April showers bring May flowers. To celebrate the season of new beginnings, set some time aside to plan out this season’s garden with fresh flowers, as well as fruits and vegetables to enjoy all summer long. Spruce up your home’s outdoor spaces by painting flowerpots bright new colors and by adding new outdoor or solar lights. With longer days approaching, having the perfect outdoor oasis may invite everyone to spend more time outside. Try out a Seasonal Spring Recipe Spring can also be the perfect time to try out a new recipe, whether it is a new side, main dish or a sweet seasonal dessert. Get some inspiration from DG Easy Meals, which provides meal ideas that anyone in the family can try out, including “Better For You” recipes that offer healthier food choices using ingredients readily found at DG stores. Featured recipes
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Tips to Stretch Your Dollar When Household Shopping (StatePoint) Running a household on a budget? Smart shopping strategies can help your family save on favorite foods, wellness essentials and more. To help make your next shopping excursion a success, check out these tips from the experts at Dollar General. • Cleaning Supplies: Streamline spring cleaning -- and save money and space – by opting for a multi-purpose cleaner that can be used throughout the home. Enjoy additional savings by purchasing extra of your favorite cleaning supplies when they’re on sale. • Groceries: At the beginning of each week, create a meal plan for your family. Mapping out your meals can help you avoid purchasing more than you need or items you don’t want. Discount retailers, like Dollar General, are a great place for all the essentials, including spices, dairy, grains, bread, eggs, frozen and canned vegetables and proteins. Consider shopping with brands like Clover Valley that provide a 100 percent guarantee. Organize your visit to the store in advance by checking out DG.com/easymeals to discover affordable recipe ideas and to create your shopping list on the brand’s mobile app. • Wellness Items: Self-care doesn’t need to be costly. Before heading to a grocery store or pharmacy for wellness products, visit a general retailer first. From remedies for combatting spring allergies to over-the-counter medications, vitamins, skincare and hair care products, the items you restock most frequently can be found for less at a general retailer than you might expect at a pharmacy or grocery store. • Digital Savings: While physically clipping coupons may no longer be as common as it once was, additional ways to save are here to stay in the form of digital coupons. Take advantage of the savings opportunities digital coupons provide by visiting coupons.dollargeneral.com to enroll or digitally clip coupons. To stay organized and within budget during the spring cleaning season, adopt savvy shopping strategies.
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How to Make Smart Grocery Store Purchases (StatePoint) If you are like many consumers, it’s important to you that you are stocking your pantry and refrigerator with foods, beverages and wellness products your family will love. However, being a careful shopper is particularly tricky these days, as you are likely getting in and out of the supermarket in a hurry or even staying home and ordering items online. Whether shopping in-store or online, buying items that other consumers have already tested can save you time and money. For an inside look at what other shoppers love, check out resources like Product of the Year USA, the largest consumer-voted award for product innovation. All winning products are determined by a national study of 40,000 consumers conducted by Kantar, a global leader in consumer research. “Being a savvy shopper doesn’t require hours of research. It can be as simple as scanning shelves or online product listings for Product of the Year’s red seal of approval,” says Mike Nolan, Global CEO of Product of the Year Management. “The red seal can give you confidence in your purchase, because it means that the product is backed by the votes of over 40,000 shoppers.” Simplify grocery shopping by checking out the 19 Product of the Year food and beverage winners of 2021, listed by category: • Alcohol: Uptown Cocktails • Breakfast: ALDI-exclusive Aunt Maple’s Protein Pancake Mix
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PGHS JROTC Robotics
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PGHS JRTOC STUDENTS That worked on this project.
Wow is all I can saw about the visit I received from Providence Grove HS JROTC students Jose Jacobo and Xavier Bruchon and the two robots from PGHS named Clawbot and Crunchbot. The two robots did not speak any but their actions were amazing. Jose and Xavier educated me on two remarkable achievements that PGHS JROTC accomplished with the encouragement from Col Worboys and Sgt Newkirk. These two robots came for a new unit that is at PGHS and that would be Robotics. The new unit was made possible also from help from VEX Robatics that provided the kit and support to the school. Sgt Newkirk singed up to get one robot but then Col Worboys received a second grant for an additional robot. There was a 30 student team that accomplished this. They are the only school in Randolph County to have this program. The will be entering these robots in virtual competitions in robotics. Then they can progress hopefully to state to national and lets dream big worldwide. The first robot is called CLAWBOT and the second robot is CRUNCHBOT One robot can grab items with its claw and the other robot can pick up a ball and toss it. The boys shared with me the big challenge was to build these in two months and also handle how to do with COVID restrictions. The item that impressed me to start with the leaders did not tell the JROTC how to do it, they empowered them to troubleshoot and figure out a plan. Well they did and finished their robots in 1 month. Well its not just connecting parts like a LEGO. There was instructions to follow to obtain the robots construction but also CODING. During the process of CODING they did virtual experiments to see if they had accomplished their task. I learned about from these great students and that JROTC is a lot more than just marching as I thought, there are numerous life skill and classes offered. Way to go team .
A DAY: Cortes Hunt, Marissa Kyndell Stover Mercado, Karrie Jacobo, Jose James Lineberry B Day: Meadows, Evan Peak, Haley Bruchon, Xavier Burton, Hunter Fulp, Kevin McCraw, Makala Mercado, Abel Reinhart, Brian White, Mason
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Tower Garden Article for the Liberty Leader Grow Easier and Smarter with Tower Garden Have you ever wished that you could grow a garden without the dirt or the weeds? Imagine stepping onto your porch or patio to pick fresh greens, herbs, or veggies. Consider the enjoyment of a garden that continues to produce for months with very little attention. What about growing inside year round? Your dreams have come true with the introduction of the Tower Garden. This vertical, aeroponic growing system uses the same technology that NASA uses to grow plants with water and nutrients rather than dirt. Research has found that aeroponic systems grow plants three times faster and produce 30% greater yield on average. All this is done in a three foot square space on a porch or patio or inside your home or business. All you need is sunlight, a water source and electricity and you will be enjoying an abundant, nutritious harvest in only a few weeks. As a mother of 6 kids, I knew how important it was for our family to eat well in order to be healthy. We spent lots of time, money and resources trying to grow our own food so that we could learn where food came from, have it for our family, and be able to eat well in a cost effective way. We experienced years of failed gardens. Whether it was from hot summers and poor soil, or neglect from our busy lifestyle, or pests that got out of control, we never seemed to be able to make it work. We tried many methods including compost, shredded wood chips, and boxes. Ultimately, the weeds, the pests, and the wildlife always won… they got more than us. When I was introduced to the Tower Garden, I was excited to give it a try. Our family began growing on Tower Garden almost immediately and that was four years ago. Since then we have grown year round on the end of our driveway. We have grown many different items including lettuces, spinach, kale, herbs, cantaloupe, watermelon, tomatoes, zucchini, squash, brussel sprouts, broccoli, and cucumber, just to name a few. I enjoy helping others grow and be successful with the Tower Garden. Over the next several months, I will be sharing our gardening journey here with you. I will invite you to take a look at Tower Garden and the many ways it can help you grow easier and smarter. Please send me questions and any topics you would like for me to cover. Suzanne Pace pacefamily@triad.rr.com Please join me for a Garden Party and Seed Planting Workshop at my home on Saturday, March 27th from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Learn about a simple way to grow your own food on your porch or patio. Suzanne Pace 4501 Gary Drive Climax, NC 27233 336-558-9012
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Ramseur Food Pantry
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Phone: (336) 622-6223 Showing just how Eggcellent our customers are! We are having an Easter drawing!! With every visit you spend $5 or more you get one ticket. Four gift certificates are up for grabs. Tickets start March 1st and end April 3rd. You do not have to be present to win. Hop on in and grab those tickets! Don’t forget to visit and “like” our Facebook Page.
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The Burlington Writers Club is now accepting entries for its Annual Spring Contest. This is our 65th Anniversary Year. The contest is open to adult writers in Alamance, Caswell, Chatham, Durham, Guilford, Orange, Randolph and Rockingham Counties. Cash prizes are offered in eight categories. The contest rules are available at most area libraries, at the Captain White House,(Alamance Arts)in Graham, NC, and on our website at www.burlingtonwritersclub.org. Also, for a copy of these rules, email your request to lreittin@rtelco.net. Contest deadline is March 13th, 2021, so don’t delay. The Burlington Writers Club is a Member Group of the Alamance Arts. Ph 336-795-0054 / Cell 336-404-9791
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Bits’n’Pieces Presents
Expired, Dried Pinto Beans? COOK ‘EM You did not know that dried Pinto Beans had an expiration date? Well it is right there on the plastic bag. But, there’s more. People buy dried beans to keep in the pantry, for when they can’t get out of the house for some reason. What could go wrong with dried Pinto Beans? They get old. Yes, many of you will know that when Pinto Beans get old the color gets deeper and the beans get much more firm. They can be soaked and cooked for days and never soften into the wonderful, delicious beans that is such a trademark in the South. So, I found myself in exactly that dilemma. What to do? I did not want to throw out all those beans that I had put in the pantry, several pounds of them. When I tried to cook them, they just crunched and tasted raw! So, I searched to see if anyone had a solution. I found online that someone had learned what to do to cook those long-expired beans, in fact lots of people had made this very discovery. Cooking EXPIRED Pinto Beans One cup of dry beans will produce 3 cups of cooked beans. Add 3 cups of water for each cup of beans Soak the beans for 12 hours or more up to 24 hours Boil the beans Remove from heat Add 3/8 teaspoons of baking soda for each 3 cups of water in your pot, and stir Leave to sit for 30 minutes Drain/discard water and rinse beans very well Add new water in the proper amount for your beans Cook normally. Add salt and other seasonings after they are cooked. Cooking normally could mean just boil on the stove until the beans are soft and the soup has thickened, stirring occasionally. This applies whether you have a woodstove, nice in the winter or a kitchen cook stove. Some people cook them in a crock pot. Some people cook them in a pressure cooker, the kind that goes on the stove and makes spewing sounds as the weight rocks on the top of the pot. Time these for 30-45 minutes; remove from heat; let the pressure drop naturally. If you have one of the Multi-Pots, known as an Instant Pot, by many names and makers nowadays, it couldn’t be easier. You will put the beans into the liner of the pot, push the proper timer for 35 minutes and walk away. When you come back you will find that it all has been done for you. (One of these marvels can cook Broccoli Cheese soup or Quinoa in one minute! You may want to check this out. This All-In-One small appliance is worth having for lots of folks.) Use any of the methods above and cook until the beans are soft and to your liking. Then, add your salt and spices. If you would like to have healthy, delicious, smoky bean taste, then add a touch of Bragg’s Liquid Aminos to the beans in your bowl. If you like, chop a few onions or stir up a bit of cornbread and cook it in a cast iron skillet, while those beans are simmering along. Don’t forget the ChowChow or the Salsa! You will be all set! Enjoy those now-rescued Pinto Beans! We appreciate your company. Please share what you have learned about through your cooking adventures that we can all use! We would love to hear from you. See you in April. bitsnpiecesliberty@gmail.com
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Monthly news and information for the Town of Liberty — March 2021 Town Hall is open by appointment. Please call 336-622-4276 for assistance. Town Hall remains closed to the public other than by appointment. Please call 336622-4276 for assistance.
Town of Liberty Governance
Baseball/softball signup has started and registration ends March 12th. See flyer below or e-mail Logan Maness at lmaness@townofliberty.org
Mayor: Filmore York Mayor Pro Tem: Tyson Nixon Councilmembers: J.R. Beard, Larry Coble, Chris Compton, and Don Herndon Our Mayor, Town Council, and Administrative Staff along with the invaluable assistance of the many great citizens who sit on our advisory boards and others who volunteer their time and services, all work diligently to make our community a great place to be.
Anyone interested in receiving the vaccine can use the form or phone number below to contact Randolph Health to be placed on the list to be called as vaccine becomes available. At Randolph Health we’ve created an online service to help create a wait list for upcoming vaccinations to better identify, manage and communicate in real time the availability of vaccine. To add your name to the wait list, simply click on the link and complete the online form or you may call 336-328-3400. Please note, phone response times vary depending on the call volume. The online form is the quickest and easiest way to be placed on a waiting list. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we are doing our best to get the vaccine out into our community as safely as possible. COVID Vaccine Registration Form https://forms.gle/ kMUFKaizYnhxgbfm8
Questions, Comments, Concerns? Call us at 336-622-4276. Liberty Town Hall is located at 239 S. Fayetteville St. www.liberty-nc.com
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Monthly news and information for the Town of Liberty — March 2021 Town Hall is open by appointment. Please call 336-622-4276 for assistance. In February the Liberty Fire Department assisted Randolph Health employees with a drive-in COVID vaccine clinic. Over 170 people from Liberty and the surrounding area were able to get their vaccine. A big thank you to Randolph Health and LFD B-shift personnel for working hard to make this happen!
Thank you, Spencer Shaw, for your service to the Liberty Fire Department and we wish you the best of luck in your new endeavors at another fire department.
Bilingual Library Program Head over to the Facebook page for the Liberty Public Library ( @LibertyNCLibrary ) and join Ms. Pacheco each Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. for a new uploaded video filled with stories, songs, and even ways to WIN FREE STUFF!
Town Council, Board, and Committee Meetings Planning Board— Wed, July 8, 5:30 pm Council Work Session— Mon, Jul 20, 5:30 pm ABC Board— Wed, Jul 22, 6:30 pm Council Voting Session— Mon, July 27, 5:30
Total Monthly Well Production was 7, 762, 100 gallons of water. That is an average of 271,471 gallon produced per day.
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Liberty Chamber March Newsletter Written by: Executive Director- Amanda Pabst Chamber Members! It’s time to renew your Liberty Chamber membership! We want to give a big thank you for your continued support of our organization and the community! Renewal emails have been sent out, but you can also find the renewal application online at (www.libertychambernc.com). Please remit payment by Monday March 1st Remit to: The Liberty Chamber - PO Box 986 Liberty, NC 27298 Or pay via Paypal / Venmo on our website Upcoming Education Classes Effective Grant Writing Workshop 2-part series: Hosted in conjunction with RCC This workshop is a hands-on experience where each participant develops a program, practices pre-writing exercises, writes sections of a proposal, and reviews peer’s writing and budget exercises. You are welcome to bring something you are working on and receive feedback! Upon registration attendees will receive a course outline to use for reference during the webinar. Grant Writing Part I : Tuesday March 23rd 6-8 pm (online) Part 1 will be an overview and introduction to Grant Writing. In this Webinar, RCC instructor will present the types of Grants available to those who register and questions that need to be answered when writing the Grant. You must pre-register for this class at: https://www.ncsbc.net/workshop.aspx?ekey=390410027 Grant Writing Part 2: Tuesday March 30th 6-8 pm (online) Part 2 will cover the start of a basic Grant and how to write it. This is a large content and cannot be covered completely in one webinar. However, RCC instructor will cover the start and the basics of the participants particular Grants. You will be writing a type of shell Grant. Additional grant writing classes will be offered after the initial 2-part series if you would like to continue learning more complex grant writing skills You must pre-register for this class at: https://www.ncsbc.net/workshop.aspx?ekey=390410028 Upcoming Chamber Events Liberty Chamber Annual Taste of the Town Dinner: April 22nd 6 pm @ the Roost at Butler Farm Our annual Taste of the Town event will be held in the Spring this year as an outdoor event. Members, join us as we introduce our new Chamber President and board member positions, present the 2020-2021 Business People of the year, and give an update on what the Liberty Chamber has planned for this year! Any restaurants that would like to participate in the Taste of the Town event please contact Shirley Pabst at 336-430-4568 or email hightech@epix.net to sign up! This is a great way to show off what your business has to offer! Awards will be given out for the BEST entrée, side, dessert, and the best overall dish! Along with your trophy and the bragging rights of winning our Taste of the Town Competition, you will also receive a 1-year free Chamber Membership and free advertising for your business! Welcome 2021 New Chamber Members Liberty Mini Storage – Tim Whitley Hauling & Grading – Amanda’s Salon & Tanning – Pam Hill: Randolph County Clerk of Courts – K Raymond Company – Southern Heart Realty Like us on Facebook and Instagram @LibertyChamberNC libertychamber@rtelco.net
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BBQ SUPPER Saturday March 13th 5:00pm - 7:00pm Hickory Grove UMC
10068 Silk Hope Liberty Rd. Drive Thru Only Seasonal and or environmental threats affecting you Triease Doterra’s Triease is a combination of lemon (which is cleansing to the body’s system and helps with respiratory discomfort), lavender (for its calming and balancing effects) and peppermint (promotes clear breathing healthy respiratory function). These gel caps are quick and easy to take with you to outdoor events or whenever seasonal/ environmental elements are high. You take 1 or 2 gel caps each day. For children you will want to mix a roller ball and apply it to their back and feet.
Liberty Manor Apartments 241 W. Butler Ave. Liberty, NC Apartments Feature Carpet: Central Heat & Air, Range And Refrigerator, Washer/ Dryer Hook-ups, Blinds, Wired for Cable
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Lori Ann Cobb Health wellness Advocate for Doterra
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Wishin’ And Hopin’
Dusty Springfield sang about “Wishin’ and Hopin’” but don’t let that be a mantra for the way you approach your health.
If you believe the research, any New Year’s resolutions you made have probably been abandoned by now. I’ve been there. I’ve made resolutions about working out and eating better, only to slip back into my old (comfortable) habits. That can be a blow to your confidence. Some people even root against you! Have you ever heard gym-goers in January talk about how they’ll be glad when the newbies stop coming?
Here are 5 tips on how to turn your hopes and dreams for better health into a reality:
Start Small
You don’t have to do everything all at once. Pick one thing you want to work on. It doesn’t have to be long-term. Give yourself a 5day challenge: “I’m going to do this one thing for 5 days in a row.”
Don’t Make Resolutions, Make Goals
Write your goals down! Writing your goals is important for several reasons. It starts the process, gives you clarity on your vision, narrows your focus and keeps you motivated.
Be Specific
Losing weight is not a goal. Losing 10 pounds is a goal. Losing 10 pounds by May 30 is even better. When working with coaching clients, this is where things can get uncomfortable. This is where commitment comes in. It’s also the exciting part! Now you see where you are going.
Be Realistic
Let’s say you want to start working out five days a week AND preparing meals at home AND cutting out sugar AND cutting out soda. Don’t set yourself up for failure. Be honest with yourself. You know what you are willing to do.
Let Go Of The Word “Can’t”
Do not focus on negative self-talk or past failures. Stay positive, believe in yourself and celebrate your victories!
It’s really empowering to take ownership of your health. It’s a rewarding journey and I am excited to be a part of your wellness experience!
Shannon Foster, NBC-HWC
April 24 The Liberty Tavern
750 S. Greensboro St, Liberty, NC
Spring Bike Ride Fundraiser Invite your Friends and Fellow Riders to join in on this Great Fundraising Event!!!! Registration begins at 10:30am / noon
Kickstands up at 12:00
$15.00 - per Bike ( Includes Dice Card & Food - Driver ) $5.00 - Passenger ( Includes Dice Card & Food ) $5.00 - Additional Dice Cards available for riders and non-riders $5.00 - Food Plates available for non-riders ( purchase arm band ) Cars/Trucks Welcome: $15.00 ( Includes Dice Card & Food – Driver ) $5.00 (Includes Dice Card & Food – Passengers ) Ride Route and Stops to be announced 50/50 Drawing, Joker Poker, Door Prizes !!!! LIVE AUCTION – GREAT FOOD!!
Proceeds Go To Support the Liberty Veterans Memorial & Gardens PLEASE SUPPORT OUR VETERANS PAST AND PRESENT
www.libertyvmg.org for, Donations, Sponsorship &Veteran Engravings Please join us with your continued support !!!!!!!!!! Thank You Veterans !!!! Rain Date April 25
We honor all veterans with this beautiful memorial located in Liberty, NC.
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Spring Forward to New Life By: Andy Clapp March offers the promise of new life. As our eyes gaze upon the landscape, we literally see new life springing forth all around us. Flowers bloom. The trees put on a display that captures the eyes of all who take time to note. Creation tells us that the Creator is bringing forth something new in this season. As I sit writing, I think about this season. My friend, Michelle Medlock Adams, and I signed a contract for a new book through Skyhorse Publishing. The book is a springtime devotional and will be out in 2022. The opportunity to write this book provides hope for a weary writer’s soul just as this season provides hope to all of our weary souls. Last March, the world turned upside down. The pandemic drove people back into their homes. A lockdown drained us emotionally as we were cut off from our friends, our activities, and our normal way of life. To be honest, 2020 felt like a death to the life we knew, to which some say we will never know again. Despair and hopelessness clouded our eyes for some time, but for a believer in Christ, there remains life in these times. An Ethiopian eunuch sat on the side of a road reading. What he read, he didn’t understand. Isaiah’s prophecy, so powerful and life-altering, remained a mystery to the eunuch, even as he absorbed more and more. A desperate heart dug in to find meaning. And God supplied the vessel to explain the truth. Philip received the call to go, so he went. There, along the desert road, he encountered the eunuch who struggled to understand what he read. Philip, one who had been with Jesus, offered the insight so the eunuch could understand. As they passed a body of water beside the road, Philip baptized the eunuch who received Jesus into his heart. Acts tells us, “When they came up out of the water, the Spirit of the Lord carried Philip away, and the eunuch did not see him any longer. But he went on his way rejoicing.” (Acts 8:39 HCSB) His sorrow turned to joy. His questions answered. New life came to the one who sought the truth and sought the source of life. Beside that desert road, the signs of new life emerged as the eunuch went away rejoicing. God gave him new life. He found the answer for life through a follower of Jesus along the roadside. Are you struggling right now? Look around you. The signs are evident in the trees, in the flowers, and in the Word of God – there is new life awaiting you today. God sends messengers and reminders to us at the right time to grab our attention and draw us back to Him. Perhaps that’s what He’s doing right now. Perhaps He allowed you to read these words to draw you away from the hopelessness of the world and back to the hope that is in Jesus. Sorrows give way to joy in Jesus. New life overcomes death in Christ alone. We see the signs of death throughout the world around us, but now, in this season, we fixate our eyes on the signs of new life that are all around us. We remember that death is conquered, despair is defeated, and hope springs eternal in Jesus Christ our Lord. Spring forward today to new life – God is nudging you to come to him through every bloom that you see.
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EARTH VISIONS
Therapeutic Massage Novella Kennedy, LMBT NC License #4586
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5264 York Martin Rd, Liberty, NC
Phone 336-622-1844
No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man. ~Heraclitus
LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME OF LIBERTY
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Ph 336-622-2256 Office Tyson Nixon, Manager And Staff Serving The Local Community
COBLES PRESSURE WASHING Lets Us Get Your House Ready And get your house ready for holidays WE DON'T CUT WOOD ,MOW YARDS, TRIM SHRUBS,PAINT PUT UP FENCES OR ANY THING ELSE.. WE PRESSURE WASH EVERY THING THAT WHY THE CALL US THE CLEANING PRO'S WE ARE THE BEST AROUND BEEN IN BUSINESS 25 YEARS... FROM FOUNDATIONS TO SHINGLE ROOFS WE DO IT ALL SO GIVE US A CALL FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS....
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DENTISTRY Edward Scott DDS - Erin Scott DDS
Family, Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry “Emergencies Seen Same Day” Located in the Forest Oaks Community www.southeastdentistry.com
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Debbie’s Automotive Celebration Their 18 Year Anniversary Debbie’s Automotive Will Be Offering A Special For The Month of March 420 S Greensboro St , Liberty Ph 336-622-7885
$10 Discount Service Repair ( State Inspections excluded )
10% Off Anything Over $150
Valid Through March 31st
Valid Through March 31st
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Limit One Coupon per customer Can Not Combine Coupons Coupons Do Not Apply To Tires
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Liberty Acres
Visit Liberty Acres a 100 acre farm with a focus on the conservation & education of a wide variety of animals domestic and exotic. Visit with zebras, camels, kangaroos, wallabies, monkeys, coatimundis, capybara, porcupines, lemurs, foxes, zebu, llamas, rescue horses, birds and more. through hands on learning we hope to promote knowledge, the love and drive to protect them for generations. Nature walks, scavenger hunts, gem mining, Wriggles Reptile cabin. Regular hours w TuesdaySaturday 10-5 and Sunday 1-5. No reservations needed except for scheduling tours and special events. Social distancing is easy here on the farm! LIBERTY ACRES Conservation & Education. Come explore Liberty Acres! Our 100 acre farm focuses on the conservation and education of domestic and exotic animals. Visit camels, kangaroos, zebra, lemurs, monkeys, kinkajous, foxes., porcupines, armadillos, llamas and many more exotic/endangered animals and birds. We also offer gem mining, scavenger hunts, Wriggles reptile cabin, picnic tables and trails for hiking. Social distancing is easy here on the farm!
Regular Hours Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm Sunday 1pm - 5pm
Call for tours and special event reservations 8798 Sylvan Road Liberty NC 27298 libertyacres.org 336-264-1680
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DIET VS LIFESTYLE
If you come into our office, you’ll notice a new face - Addie Dalton has joined our team as an Insurance Agent. She has been in insurance since the beginning of her professional career. Addie is proficient in getting her customers the best coverage at the best price and making sure your assets are covered.
What come to mind when you hear the term “diet”? To me, diet is one on those dirty fourletter words. I have always seen diet as a negative so I focus on the “die”t part. It seems as if I have been on a weight-loss journey since I was about three years old and the doctor told my mom to switch from whole milk to skim milk. There have been many attempts at dieting over the years and each produced results which tended not to last very long. I had really given up on maintaining a “goal” weight until I found a program which focused on my lifestyle and what I could do successfully.
Addie has lived in Liberty her whole life so she is excited to work with the people of Liberty. In her spare time, she enjoys being with her Husband, Family and Friends at the Race Track, riding Motorcycles or on the Beach. If you happen to be in the Liberty area, please feel free to stop by Insurance of the Carolinas at 504 N. Greensboro St. Liberty, NC and ask for an introduction. Addie would love to meet you, and learn more about you, so that she can provide you with the best service possible.
Diet, by definition, is simply the kinds of foods a person habitually eats. We use “diet” as a verb in today’s world to mean limiting the intake of food to small amounts or special kinds of foods in order to lose weight. In contrast, a healthy lifestyle focuses on the way a person actually lives to reduce the risk of injury, serious illness, and early death. Living a healthy lifestyle is a choice we make with every bite we eat. Let’s compare “die”t and “heal”th mentalities. While on a diet, we see food as the enemy, focus on bad habits, are obsessed with appearances, remember that this is temporary, and success is a number on a scale. The thought behind a healthy lifestyle is that food is a fuel, we are creating good habits, cellular health is improving, and that this is something I want to do for myself to improve my quality of life. There are other differences such as what happens when you “mess up”. A diet says, “You goofed! Give up now!” The lifestyle says, “No one is perfect. Make better choices next time!” Personally, I prefer my healthy lifestyle that I’ve had for over four years now. There are some restrictions and I read the label on everything but I am not deprived of anything. In fact, if I’m hungry then I am not eating enough of the good things. Do I “slip” and eat something that’s not good for me? Oh, yes! The difference is I know what I did and don’t think that is the end. I simply decide that I have the ability to make better choices next time! It’s never too late to improve the state of your health. The biggest battle is in your mind. When you decide that you want more “life in your years”, then you will decide to make better choices. Let me know if I can help! A healthy lifestyle is positive!
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Countryside Collectibles Antique Mall 219 Chatham Square Siler City, NC 27344
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~ Over 175 + Vendors ~ 30,000 sq. ft. ~ Plenty of Parking
OPEN 7 Days Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sunday 1 pm-6 pm Vendor Showcases are $25 & $35 monthly w/10% commission and Vendors andonly showcase boothRental spaces available Booth & Showcase Available Booth Space are only $1.00 per sq. ft. monthly w/10% commission us a call for all your Auction YOUGive STOCK...WE SELL" - GIVE USneeds A TRY919-663-2034 TODAY!!!) Mall Auction times & dates are updated weekly on our website
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Tax, Bookkeeping, Payroll, General Business Services Shaw Accounting is open to help businesses and individuals with their tax and accounting needs, including payroll, bookkeeping, sales taxes, corporate and individual income taxes.
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Other times by appointment. We look forward to helping you!
Call Beverly at 336-312-8757 Beverly Meredith (CPA,MBA) shawaccounting@yahoo.com
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“Happy 2021! Best Wishes for a Wonderful New Year from your Friends at Shaw Accounting!”
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Wade Hardin Landscapes Contact Wade Hardin (336)240-7925
"Time to PLANT trees and shrubs" Seeding & Fertilizing Pruning & Trimming Irrigation Property Clean Up Tree Removal Bobcat & Dump Truck Pine Needles & Mulch New Installations (and repairs) Insect & Disease Control
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Planning pays in retirement Personal savings are key to living comfortably Michael doesn’t see himself living on the beach when he retires, but he’d like to vacation there with his wife. He worries he isn’t saving enough in the 401(k) account he has at work, but he isn’t sure what more he can manage with two kids, a mortgage and credit cards. Michael faces two dilemmas: Saving enough money for a comfortable retirement, and making those savings last his lifetime. Like most Americans, having money in retirement may depend on part-time jobs, personal savings and tax-advantaged retirement savings accounts. A financial representative can help people like Michael understand their options, such as 401(k) and 403(b) plans, annuities, and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). The key is to set goals and get started. The longer you wait to start saving, the more you will have to save to reach those goals.
I can help you plan for life. J. B. Griffith, III, FIC, LUTCF, RICP, ChFC®, CLU® 147 S. Fayetteville Street PO Box 699 Liberty, NC 27298 B. 336-622-6020 C. 336-908-1748 j.b.griffith.3rd@mwarep.org
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