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I Honor and Remember My Mother
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- By Anne Schlafly Cori
“She won at life” said a writer last week in talking about my mother, Phyllis Schlafly. What a great line! On this Mother’s Day, nearly three years after her passing, several commentators have recently written that Phyllis Schlafly was so unusual that she was an outlier and the New York Times even dared to ask, “Where is the Phyllis Schlafly of our time”?
NBPLC: Mother's Day Message from Black Mothers to Abortion Lobby -- Heal; Don't Kill Our Families
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- By Christian Newswire
"...A cry is heard in Ramah- deep anguish and bitter weeping. Rachel weeps for her children, refusing to be comforted- for her children are gone." Jeremiah 31:15
WASHINGTON -- Black prolife women are calling for local and national leaders to meet with them for discussions and solutions regarding the impact of abortion in the Black community.
"We are resounding the alarm that abortion kills babies and harms mothers by exposing them to abortion health related risks," said Evangelist Alveda King, Civil Rights for The Unborn at Priests for Life.
Food Demand Is Rising While Agricultural Production Faces Significant Constraints
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- By USDA
NIIGATA, JAPAN - The Ministers of Agriculture from Argentina, Brazil, Canada and the United States highlighted that food demand is rising while agricultural production faces significant constraints, such as limited access to arable land and fresh water. In this regard, they agreed that agricultural innovation, such as biotechnology, including precision biotechnology, will continue to play a substantial role in addressing such challenges and can improve farmers’ productivity in a safe and sustainable manner.
Just Say Something 31st Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament A Success!
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- By Carol Reeves
Just Say Something, formally Greenville Family Partnership, hosted the 31st Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament on April 29th at the Green Valley Country Club. Presented by NAI Earle Furman and SE Retail, sponsors included APPLYA; Bank of Travelers Rest; Carolina Holdings; The Coca Cola Company; Colliers International; Elliott Davis; Grand South Bank; Greenville Drive; International Plastics; Jersey Mike’s; Kono Pizza; Northwestern Mutual; Palmetto Home Care Upstate; Philpot Law Firm; Piedmont Plastics; Pope, Smith, Brown and King; Progressive Packaging, Inc.; Recruiting Solutions; Reedy Property Group; Service Transport, Inc.; St. Joseph's Catholic School; The Family Effect; and T&S Brass and Bronze Works.
Artisphere 2019 Downtown Greenville
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- By Tony Dunn
2019 marks the 15th year for Artisphere a three-day annual event for Downtown Greenville, a celebration of the arts that engages, inspires and enriches the community. The annual event hosts musical performance and performing artists. Patrons have the opportunity to meet exhibiting artists and see art-making in process.
NEDC Announces 800th Baby Celebration
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- By Christian Newswire
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- The National Embryo Donation Center will host a celebration Saturday, June 8 to mark a special milestone. Earlier this year, Sean and Liz Baley welcomed Annaliese into the world. She was the 800th successful birth to come about as a result of the NEDC's embryo donation and adoption program.
Mule Barn Project: Saving of a Historic Mule Barn at the Ag Museum
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- By Nikki Saylors
A beloved, historic building will receive a new life in the near future. The old Mule Barn in Starr, in the heart of Anderson County, will be rebuilt on the property next to The Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum of South Carolina. This is an exciting project that has been several months in the making.
The Mule Barn Project is a concerted effort by Lake Hartwell Country and The Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum of South Carolina to preserve and protect the historic McGee Mule Barn from Starr, South Carolina.
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- 54th Annual Confederate Memorial Day at Springwood Cemetery in Downtown Greenville
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