I walk alongside this road every day, most of the time in the morning, but sometimes in the evening and even at night. One morning, perhaps ten years ago, I picked up a letter lying on the ground by the mailbox of this single-wide mobile home. Not wanting to return it to the box, I walked over to the steps of the mobile home, to the porch, then opened the screen to knock.
Heart disease is the number one cause of deaths in the United States. It doesn’t matter the race or sex, this When you hear the words “heart disease,” you probably think of heart attacks or strokes. However, high blood pressure, angina (chest pain), poor circulation, and abnormal heartbeats are heart disease as well.
While I was being treated for pneumonia and Covid-19 at Atrium Union, I felt secure, but when the doctor said I was I was physically well enough to return home, I had to go. At home I spent most of my time on the couch, staying awake at night, then napping throughout the day.
WADESBORO — A senior year season is one to remember, but for Laync Shuler, it is one that will go down in Bearcats history.
WADESBORO — The Young Professionals of Anson will hold their virtual kick off meeting on Jan. 27, and hopes you will take the opportunity to become a member of the organization.
WADESBORO — Two Wadesboro Police Department officers were presented with medals for their courage in the face of danger and were recognized at the Wadesboro Town Council meeting on Jan. 11.
WADESBORO — Beloved community member Joe Dutton loved playing music more than anything, right behind his love for his family and the Lord.
WADESBORO — Since elementary school, Caleb Laney found himself running and busy entertaining his many interests.
Coming as it was from one of the most well known pastors in the world, I could not have been more disappointed with what I was listening to. To actually hear the (no doubt very well-meaning) words “As a white pastor, I am part of the problem” from the pulpit, ostensibly as part of a Biblical sermon, was bewildering.
LILESVILLE — A Lilesville resident and former Peace Corps volunteer received an award from the organization on Dec. 15 for her continuing community service efforts.
WADESBORO — “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,” and Monica Ann followed the less traveled path for her own success and happiness.
WADESBORO — Nearing his 95th year of life, T.D. Burns received recognition as one of the nation’s top scientists for 2021.
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