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Learning to live a simple life is not always the easiest skill to learn, especially when it comes to our finances and our habits.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has not been much to do other than watch television to occupy time during the shutdown of the country. Television has allowed some escape from the stress of the outbreak hitting our nation and has helped us pass...
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The Vindicator is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting some of the hardworking and dedicated people who are making a difference in our community. One such person is The Vindicator’s very own Club News Editor, Bonita Davis....
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How do you check on your loved ones? Do you text them, or perhaps write them a note and mail it? The “old way” of writing a letter, some might say, is a longer process, of course. We write a letter, mail it, and wait a week or more to receive and respond to the letter. By no means is it what we now consider a norm.
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Are you a people pleaser? Do you struggle with saying ‘no’ when someone asks you to do something that does not interest you? Is your schedule for that day is already full? Then, you worry if you say no, they may think you are rude, unhelpful or even unlikeable. You are trying to be nice to everyone at the expense of yourself. Don’t worry, you are not alone.
Read more(1) Jamie Bollich’s presentation on her Dad’s book Just Another Soldier was posted on the Newton County Historical Commission’s Facebook page last Sunday for the Virtual Event 2021. (Jamie Carter Bollich’s parents, Keith and Ghita Carter, have printed 45 copies...
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The Vindicator is proud to highlight members of the Liberty County Community for Black History Month and City of Liberty Police Sgt. Christopher Watson Sr. is a valuable and compassionate part of our local community.
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The Vindicator continues to feature extraordinary people in our community for Black History month and Cleveland Chief of Police Darrel Broussard is the perfect example of a man who has devoted his life to serving the citizens of Cleveland and Liberty County.
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The Vindicator is proud to highlight members of the Liberty County Community for Black History Month, and Dayton Assistant Superintendent of Student Services Travis Young exemplifies what it means to be a pillar of the community.
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