To know a fiery red-headed gal with a heart of gold and a mind packed full of antiques knowledge is to know Ginger Evans of Rust Girls Estate Sales in Augusta.
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Evans has a storied past having owned Lakeside Bar at Hauser Lake, Ginger's Bar in East Helena and Ginger's Saloon in Sun River. Evans operated the establishments, but always had folks bringing things into the bar asking her to buy them; hence was born the ol' bar/antique mall model which she perfected in her bars.
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Hanley Riner returns a shot from the baseline during a match this summer. The Cabell Midland High School state champion is drawing heavy recruiting interest.
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Hanley Riner smashes a forehand shot during a tennis match this summer. Riner, a state champion from Cabell Midland High School, is drawing considerable recruiting attention.
ONA — Perhaps the only foe that could prevent Hanley Riner from winning four state tennis championships was COVID-19.
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The leader of the nation's premier public health agency Friday amplified President Trump's call for schools to reopen, releasing new documents edited by the White House that gloss over risks and extol the benefits of in-person learning.
The mixed messaging was another indication of how public health officials at the CDC have been squeezed between Trump's demand for a normal school year and an out-of-control virus.
The new CDC guidelines, released late Thursday under pressure from the White House, detail at length the academic and other benefits to children of in-person learning, as well as the economic impact of allowing parents to work. They say little about the risks of reopening.
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Gun and Knife show today, Sunday
The South Hot Springs Lions Club Semi-Annual Gun and Knife Show, set for today and Sunday at the Hot Springs Convention Center, will be different from any past show due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Steve Yach, gun show chairman, told The Sentinel-Record Thursday that 311 of the show's 314 tables are currently booked and he anticipates the remaining tables will be filled by today.
Yach previously said that all the tables had been filled, but over the past week around 25 vendors had canceled due to COVID-19.
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"We say if it wasn't for Cora and her upbeat attitude her determination, her beautiful smiles, and singing every day," said Sandra Moser, Cora's grandmother. "We probably would have found it much more difficult to get through each day."
The family had invited the community out to take part in the celebration of the final treatment. Dozens gathered when Cora had arrived, including the fire department that was, unfortunately, called away just before Cora had arrived. However, one fire truck was able to stick around to flash its lights when Cora arrived.
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