Category: The Mayor’s Corner

The Mayor’s Corner 07/17/2024

With this heat, Cathy and I have been trying to find things to do that can be done indoors. One of the things we came up with (surprise, surprise) involved the grandsons. So, we called our daughter on Friday to make arrangements to take them to a movie on Saturday with plan adjustments made on …

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The Mayor’s Corner 07/10/2024

Last week I came home and was barely able to get inside. There was a new house constructed just inside the front door. Please let me give some background. A while back, Cathy had bought the grandsons a kit for constructing with cardboard. The kit included a scoring tool, hole punch, a dull cutting blade, …

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The Mayor’s Corner 07/03/2024

I hope you have a wonderful 4th of July. I hope you take time to attend the breakfast in the park, the veteran’s march to Veteran’s Park, the fireworks up on State Street, and your own celebration.Our wonderful United States of America has now been in existence for 248 years. When you study the history …

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The Mayor’s Corner 06/26/2024

I hope everyone had a great time at this year’s annual Fiddle Festival! Congratulations! to the National Old Time Fiddle Contest committee members and volunteers. I understand that the number of contestants at the contest itself was higher than last year. Carl Smith, your Police Chief, says that from his perspective the Festival was the …

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The Mayor’s Corner 06/12/24

This week’s article is a little short. Sarah called to say that there was not much space this week.About a year ago, I was contacted by an organization called the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition about attending a meeting in Boise. I was not able to find much information online except to say that there were …

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