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Looking Back
Brothers took part in Carrollton’s 1996 Memorial Day services
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Look at the Past
Carrie’s Restaurant remembered in Holloway
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The Garden Gate
Hoe no! Avoiding garden pitfalls
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OSU Extension Wayne Co.
Remembering the meaning of Memorial Day
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Cooking with Karl
Fire Up the Grill: Summer Starts Now
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Your OSU Extension Edge
May brings busy farm season in Holmes County
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Thank you, Uniontown Lions Club
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The View From Here
Yard work is not my favorite
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Pastor's Pen
Christians must boldly live out biblical truth because Christ is King
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Better Business Bureau
Memorial Day scams target military members
TOPS Nashville focuses on healthy habits
Members discussed attitude, hobbies and wellness
TOPS 1573 Nashville opened its May 20 meeting with pledges.
The best weekly loser was Janice Tope. She encouraged members not to eat after supper. Leo Tope was the best weekly KOPS.
Janice Tope presented a program using material from the May/June issue of TOPS News. The first part was from “Attitude is Everything,” which focused on how mindset is the key to better living. The second part discussed how hobbies help people feel better inside and out. The article listed five physical benefits of hobbies, including building stamina, improving balance and increasing energy. It also listed mental benefits of hobbies, including reducing stress and improving focus and cognitive function.
TOPS meets Wednesdays at Nashville Global Methodist Church. Weigh-in begins at 5 p.m., and the meeting begins at 5:30 p.m.