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ACCEPTING VENDORS: CHRISTMAS OUTDOOR MARKET...We are already planning for the Christmas season, and we are looking for vendors to join us for our 3rd annual Christmas Outdoor Market on November 14th from 10-3pm. All are welcome - crafters, artisans, gifters, jewelers, and more! The Market is completely outdoors with plenty of space to spread, and the set-up fee is $20/space. Get in the holiday spirit and register to reserve your spot at bit.ly/MCOxmasmarket.

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IT'S TIME FOR PUMPKIN PICKING...It's out (almost) with apple picking and in with pumpkin picking! We are so excited to kickoff our Pumpkin Pickin' Adventure on October 1st and to explore the 23 pumpkin varieties that we've planted in our patch. Reservations are required - book early for the best date and time selection at bit.ly/ MCOpumpkinpicking.

DONUTS & CIDER...We are pressing fresh cider each week and this week's blend is a mix of golden delicious, fuji, and granny smith, making for the perfect combo of sweet and tart. Enjoy our fresh-pressed cider in your apple cider donuts, slushies, or half gallons all weekend.

We'll start dropping donuts at 10am on Saturday and 1pm on Sunday, so make sure to stop by Granny's Goodies to order yours.

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A BEAUTIFUL FALL WEEKEND...The rain is clearing just in time for the weekend, and we have a fun-filled adventure in-store. What's happening for the last weekend in September at MCO? Check it out below: : Live Music (Sat: 10-6pm | Sun: 1-4pm) : Apple Cider Donuts & Slushies (Sat: 10-5pm | Sun: 1-5pm) : Catch & Release Fishing (register at bit.ly/MCOfishing) BOGO apple peck sale (sale price: 22 lbs for $25) : Picnic : Hotdog lunch by Ramseur Civitans (Sat: 11-3pm) : Kiddie Korral Playground *Masks are required in locations where we can not properly social distance. We are all sold out for our Apple Pickin' Adventure for the season.

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WALK, JOG, OR RUN ~ Our 3rd annual Apple Cider 5K/10K is set for November 7th, and we're excited. Grab your favorite exercise buddy and enjoy a beautiful fall morning at the Orchard with plenty of space to move. Learn more and register at bit.ly/MCOrun2020.

Register by 10/13 to ensure you receive a race t-shirt.

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5 Ways to Make Your Next Camping Trip a Learning Experience (StatePoint) A camping trip is not only fun and relaxing, it can be the perfect opportunity to test out new skills and acquire more knowledge. Here are five ways to make your next camping trip a learning experience for family members of all ages: 1. Species identification: Before the trip, research the different plant and animal species you will likely encounter and what role each one plays in the ecosystem. From birds to bugs to shrubs, keep a checklist on hand and have your family identify as many species as they can.

2. Orienteering: Learn the basics of orienteering out on the trail using tools such as a Pro Trek hiking watch from Casio, which features a compass, altimeter, barometer and thermometer.

Explain to children how to read each of the watch’s four sensors and the importance of each measurement, then let them take over navigation duty.

3. Jam session: In the evening, take some time to make music. These days, your campfire singalong can go well beyond an acoustic guitar thanks to innovations in instrument design. With goanywhere portability, Casiotone Keyboards feature optional battery power and a carrying handle that doubles as a holder for included music. Some of the keyboard models even have learning systems to help develop finger placement and chord progression. After an active day, you can unwind in the evening by honing your music skills.

4. Star gazing: Camping trips often provide unparalleled stargazing opportunities. After nightfall, find a clearing far away from the bright lights of other campers and enjoy the open sky. Consider bringing along an easy-to-pack telescope and star chart. You might even choose to plan your trip around a particular celestial event, such as a meteor shower.

5. New perspectives: From patience, cooperation and resilience, to a deeper appreciation for the natural world, camping offers many intangible lessons to those with an open mind. On your way home, ask every member of the family to reflect on their experiences and share what they learned.

With a bit of creativity, the great outdoors can be a classroom, in a sense. See your next outdoor adventure as a chance to learn and grow.

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Randolph Communications Awarded USDA ReConnect Grant to Bring High Speed Internet to Moore County Moore County, NC – Randolph Communications announced today that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has awarded the cooperative a $2.3 million dollar grant to help fund its ‘ReConnect Moore County’ project which will allow the Randolph County-based company to deploy a fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network that will provide high-speed internet to approximately 1,300 residential addresses in rural Moore County. In addition to the residential addresses, this 48mile project will also be able to serve 18 businesses, 9 educational facilities, and over 17 agricultural operations. Randolph Communications will contribute $767,000 in matching funds to bring the total project investment to over $3 million.

Making the announcement on behalf of USDA was United States Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue.

“The need for rural broadband has never been more apparent than it is now – as our nation manages the coronavirus national emergency. Access to telehealth services, remote learning for school children, and remote business operations all require access to broadband,” said U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.

“I am so proud of our rural communities who have been working day in and day out, just like they always do, producing the food and fiber America depends on.

We need them more than ever during these trying times, and expanding access to this critical infrastructure will help ensure rural America prospers for years to come.”

The grant is being awarded to Randolph Communications as part of a $100 million broadband expansion project through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and made available to the USDA’s ReConnect Program out of the government’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. USDA received 11 Round Two ReConnect Program applications that are eligible for the $100 million Congress allocated to the program through the CARES Act. “On behalf of our Board of Directors and the staff at Randolph Communications, we are beyond excited to be a 2020 recipient of the ReConnect grant from USDA,” stated Kim Garner, CEO & General Manager. “This grant is a game-changer for the rural citizens of northern Moore County.

Through this grant, we will provide high-speed internet to those who have been desperate for too long. Mrs. Garner went on to say, “We would like to extend our gratitude to all the residents, farmers, business owners, community leaders and the elected officials who provided letters of support for our project. That support was key in helping us win this critical funding.”

Randolph Communications plans to break ground for their project in 2021. The fiber network will enable the delivery of high-speed internet speeds of up to 1Gigabit per second as well as telephone, home security and other advanced services.

“Connecting rural communities to broadband has never been more important,” stated Congressman Richard Hudson. Congressman Hudson further said, “This is an issue I have been working on for a long time. Everyone realizes today that if your household does not have access to broadband, your child is at a disadvantage, and you don’t have access to telemedicine. And, for our agriculture community, access to broadband is very critical. That’s why this announcement is so important.”

For more information about Randolph Communications, visit www.rtmc.net or call 336-879-5684.

About Randolph Communications Randolph Communications is a member-owned cooperative that is proud of its more than 60 years of serving our neighbors and communities in Randolph, Alamance, Chatham, Davidson, Guilford, Lee, Moore and Montgomery counties. Randolph Telephone Membership Corporation began doing business as Randolph Communications in 2015, and provides a large array of telecommunication services, including telephone, high-speed internet, fiber-to-the-home, wireless, business systems, computer services, and more. Randolph Communications provides services in additional areas through its wholly-owned subsidiary, RTTI. For more information on Randolph Communications products and services, visit rtmc.net.

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Save the date for Field of Honor, November 7-8

The Asheboro/Randolph Chamber of Commerce and the Asheboro Rotary Club and the are joining together again to present the Field of Honor the weekend before Veteran’s Day this year. >From Saturday, November 7, through Sunday, November 8, the baseball field at South Asheboro Middle School will be transformed into the Field of Honor with 500 U.S. flags posted in perfect rows and columns in tribute of heroes. The public will be able to sponsor flags in recognition of their heroes, including veterans, active duty service men and women, first responders, and any personal heroes. The event will be modified to be compliant with restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More information about event modifications, buying flags, and sponsorships will be provided in the coming weeks.

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The Liberty Leader Newspaper 3 Tips to Prepare for Turkey Hunting Season (StatePoint) Want to hunt turkeys on your home turf this fall? You’ll need to create and manage a habitat that will attract them to your property first.

To get started, consider these tried-and-true tips from farmer, professional hunter and creator of the “Bone Collector” series, Michael Waddell: • Your lawn mower can help. Yes, believe it or not, mowing the pastures or food plots where you plan to hunt makes a huge difference.

“What you’ll find, is that right at daylight with a heavy dew on the ground, the turkeys won’t come out in a food plot with high grass because they don’t want to get wet,” says Waddell. “You need to keep in mind turkey legs are only so tall and they get their feathers all wet, and it’s just aggravating to them.”

Mow your plots and you improve your chances of turkeys using them.

• But, don’t mow everything. Turkeys use tall grass during the day once the dew has evaporated, so you don’t want to mow your entire lawn too low. Keeping some of the grass high allows the poults and hens to come out and eat bugs while still having shelter from other predators like hawks. Waddell suggests mowing around the edges where you want to concentrate your turkeys, and then creating some lanes through the grass to create a “turkey funnel,” so to speak.

“Now I’m a man who likes to be successful,” says Waddell. “And this works. Year after year, I do this and it pays off every year.”

• Keep your blades high. While you can maintain your property with a tractor or bush hog, Waddell says his lawn mower is more convenient.

Just be sure to mow at a high blade setting to avoid damaging the machinery with rocks and other debris. Waddell explains that he uses the same Exmark Lazer Z zero-turn mower to maintain his home property, so it’s important to keeps his blades in good shape.

For more of Waddell’s tips and secrets, check out the new Exmark Original video, “Backyard Life, Turkey Habitat Tips.” The episode can be found by visiting Exmark.com/Backyard, a multimedia destination with a focus on giving home and acreage owners the tips and knowhow to make the most of their outdoor experience and live more life outdoors. You can also access content on lawn-and-garden, outdoor cooking and rural lifestyles.

A good turkey habitat in turn creates good hunting opportunities. To ready your property for turkey hunting season, build out a plot of land that is friendly for turkeys to nest, feed and hide from other predators.

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For us as citizens and for our nation:

Lord, forgive us as a nation: If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land (2 Chronicles 7:14 NIV).

Turn our hearts to You so that we walk in righteousness: Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin condemns any people (Proverbs 14:34 NIV) Lord, help us revere You and respect those in authority. Show us how to be good citizens.

Make the Master proud of you by being good citizens. Respect the authorities, whatever their level; they are God’s emissaries for keeping order. It is God’s will that by doing good, you might cure the ignorance of the fools who think you’re a danger to society. Exercise your freedom by serving God, not by breaking the rules. Treat everyone you meet with dignity. Love your spiritual family.

Revere God. Respect the government (1 Peter 2:13-17 MSG).

Be a good citizen. All governments are under God. Insofar as there is peace and order, it’s God’s order. So live responsibly as a citizen. If you’re irresponsible to the state, then you’re irresponsible with God, and God will hold you responsible. Duly constituted authorities are only a threat if you’re trying to get by with something. Decent citizens should have nothing to fear.

(Romans 13:1-3 MSG).

Then render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s; and to God the things that are God’s. Matt. 22:21 NASB For those in authority: Thank You, Lord, that all authority is subject to You: For kingship belongs to the Lord, and he rules over the nations (Psalm 22:28 ESV).

He makes nations great, and he destroys them; he enlarges nations, and leads them away. He takes away understanding from the chiefs of the people of the earth and makes them wander in a pathless waste. They grope in the dark without light, and he makes them stagger like a drunken man (Job 12:23-25 ESV).

We ask that You guide and direct our leaders: I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people— 2 for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness (1 Timothy 2:1-2 NASB) Give them wisdom as they lead us: He changes times and seasons; he sets up kings and deposes them. He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning (Dan. 2:20-21) For lack of guidance a nation falls, but victory is won through many advisers (Proverbs 11:14 NIV).

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October 30th 6pm - 8pm Social distancing will be practiced and candy will be in individual bags

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Coming soon to Liberty in the old liberty pharmacy building

New COVID 19 hours! Tues-Friday 9am-4pm Saturday 9am-5pm. Customers can eat inside or outside under the umbrellas while practicing 6 ft. social distancing.

Masks are still required to enter the bakery.

We have many new sweet treats and old favorites in the bakery and are creating new ones every week! We have a full coffee and ice cream bar featuring Homeland Creamery ice cream and homemade waffle cones! Please follow us on Facebook or Instagram to see what we are serving every day. We also do celebration cakes of all kinds for your family or corporate events.

ROCCA’S BAKERY Mon-Friday 7:30am-5pm Saturday 7:30am-5pm 176 NC Hwy 49 N Ramseur, NC 27316 336-824-2200

HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST AND FREE HOT DOGS!

SATURDAY, OCT. 31st 9am-4pm Age Groups: newborn-2yr, 3yr-5yrs, 6yr-8yr, 10yr and up! 1 winner from each group will receive $5.00 gift certificate.

Mark your calendar and enjoy a safe Halloween celebration! Kids will receive free candy. We look forward to seeing all of our young customers again this year in their creative costumes!

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Need some rest? Give this a try

By Jo Heather C. Dodson, Your Christian Coach

Are you getting tired of talking about COVID and the hostile political climate? Or maybe you have more personal and work issues that are draining your energy. If you are in the midst of battling churning thoughts and desperately want some rest, give this a try.

What is rest?

When I say the phrase “rest in the Lord,” you may be thinking I’m talking about being still and not taking action. But actually, when you look deeper into the word “rest,” there are times it means to take action while relying on and trusting in the Lord. Here’s an example:

In 2 Chronicles 14, it is written that King Asa was a follower of the Lord, which is demonstrated by his actions listed there. Later in his reign, Ethiopia came to battle Asa. The first thing Asa did was cry out to the Lord, putting his faith in God to deliver them. Here’s what he said: “Lord, it is nothing for You to help, whether with many or with those who have no power; help us, O Lord our God, for we rest on You, and in Your name we go against this multitude …”

What happened as a result of his prayer? Well, it says that the Lord struck the Ethiopians before Asa and Judah, and they fled.

What can you learn from Asa’s story? · No. 1: Talk to God first Asa prayed to God when he was faced with what seemed like insurmountable odds. He didn’t make his own plans and then ask God to bless them. He talked with God first. When things seem hopeless and your strength is gone, what do you do? What might happen if you prayed about things first?

· No. 2: Ask yourself: How are my thoughts limiting my actions?

You may be facing numerous difficulties. When you start to weigh out your options, what do you see? What do you think about the limitations and obstacles that come to your mind? As you think about these limits, which of them is too difficult for God to overcome?

· No. 3: Release your worry and enter a time of rest

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You may be praying to God, but are you still trying to work out your own solution? And where’s your worry? 1 Peter 5:7 says: “Cast all your anxieties on the Lord because He cares for you!” How could it feel to fully rely on and trust in the Lord? What might happen if you released your fears and rested in Him?

Pastor Joseph Prince says: “Rest doesn’t mean inactivity. It means spiritdirected activity.” Think about it: How can you lean back and rest in the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to direct your actions this week?

If your life is changing and you’re not sure what’s your next step, Jo Heather, as a credentialed coach, can help. Find out more at YourChristianCoach,net or search the web @YourChristianCoach, @JoHeatherDodson, or @JoHeather.

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HIRING Hardin’s Wholesale Floral Supply is hiring for its warehouse and cooler operations and also delivery drivers. Part time and full time positions are available. Billy Hardin sold this company 10 years ago so you won’t be working for him.

Apply in person at 329 W. Bowman Ave, Liberty, NC. Please no phone calls.

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Simple Ways to Soothe Your Teething Baby (StatePoint) Caring for a baby can be very rewarding. It can also be exhausting. Along with those amazing first-year milestones can arise teething misery that disrupts the entire household.

Having a better understanding of what to expect and some smart strategies for relieving your baby’s discomfort can make the process smoother.

What to Expect While most babies teethe around six months, that first tooth can appear any time between three and 14 months. Teeth typically come in pairs, starting with the bottom front two, followed by the top front two. Your baby’s primary pearly whites should be completely in by age 3.

Many babies show early signs when a tooth is on the way. In a study published in Pediatrics in 2000, researchers at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation followed 125 children from their 3-month checkup through their first birthday and found that during teething, there was a notable increase in biting, drooling, gum rubbing, sucking, irritability, wakefulness, ear rubbing, facial rash, decreased appetite for solid food and mild temperature.

What to Do About It While teething can be stressful for child and parents alike, these recommendations can help you naturally ease your baby’s discomfort: “The pressure of an emerging tooth beneath the gums may be relieved by counter pressure,” says Dr. Ken Redcross, primary care physician and founder of Redcross Concierge. He recommends massaging your baby’s gums with a moistened gauze pad or washcloth.

Teething toys allow your baby to ease discomfort on their own. Firm rubber teething rings are a good choice, as they’re unlikely to break from the pressure of your baby’s chewing.

Contact with cold items can have a soothing effect. Offer cold foods, teething rings and washcloths. Stick with chilled, not frozen items. Extreme cold can actually make matters worse.

Brace yourself for active evenings. According to Dr. Redcross, “When the tooth moves through the bone and gum, it tends to come in stages, with more activity at night, so a baby may be more irritable at bedtime.”

Because teething may cause your baby to drool excessively, it can also be the indirect cause of skin irritation. Dry your baby’s chin regularly. Then, apply soothing calendula cream. Absorbent sheets can help manage the problem overnight and during naps.

For babies 1 month and older, Dr. Redcross recommends Camilia, a plant-based homeopathic medicine from Boiron used to relieve teething symptoms naturally, including painful gums and irritability. These claims are based on traditional homeopathic practice, not accepted medical evidence and are not FDA evaluated. These hygienic liquid doses are pre-measured, easy to use, and small enough to carry anywhere. Made without benzocaine, sweeteners, flavors, dyes and preservatives, parents can use Camilia worry-free. To learn more, as well as download a free teething guide, visit CamiliaTeething.com.

Lastly, Dr. Redcross reminds parents to take care of their own needs during these teething struggles. “Be sure to give yourself breaks. Get as much rest as you can. And don’t be afraid to ask for help,” he says.

Using a mix of these new and tried-and-true teething methods, your entire household can get through the teething process with less stress and more smiles.

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Bits’n’Pieces Presents YES, I KNOW THAT TUNE !

Do you remember when life was simpler and all we needed to think about was the song that got stuck in our heads? You know, those wonderful songs that either meant everything or nothing! Well, some of you will remember every one of these songs. Some of you will look them up and become addicted to these tunes and words as the rest of us did back when.

We will give you some lyrics and you can start to sing right out loud! Think of how surprised everyone will be when they hear you. And then, we will give you the way to search for the tune on the Youtube.com site. You can hear it for yourself…and that is when you will have a good time with this! Either sing along at first, or learn the tune and chime in! You will be a hit!

See how many songs you can sing!

First up…here we go! This is the chorus of this song, which is the part everybody knows.

Does your chewing gum lose its flavor on the bedpost overnight?

If your mother says don't chew it, do you swallow it in spite?

Can you catch it on your tonsils, can you heave it left & right?

Does your chewing gum lose its flavor on the bedpost overnight?

Go to Youtube.com and put in the search box: The Muppet Jug Band - "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor ... " Next up…Also the chorus of the song is the catchy part that everyone on earth began to sing.

Ooh eeh ooh ah aah Ting tang walla walla bing bang Ooh eeh ooh ah aah Ting tang walla walla bing bang Go ahead and sing it two or three times and then go look it up, to hear the rest of it.

Go to Youtube.com and put in the search box: Witch Doctor – Ooh Eeh Ooh Ah Aah Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Next up…a tune that was borrowed by Coke for an ad campaign. You may remember that one.

I’d like to build the world a home and furnish it with love Grow apple trees and honey bees and snow white turtle doves I’d like to see the world for once all standing hand in hand And hear them echo through the hills Ah, peace throughout the land.

I’d like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony I’d like to hold it in my arms and keep it company.

Can you feel your heart getting lighter as you sing?

Go to Youtube.com and put in the search box: The New Seekers – I’d Like To Teach The World To Sing 1972 with Lyrics Next up…a short tune performed by the Muppets along with John Denver, who wrote it.

It's in every one of us To be wise Find your heart Open up both your eyes We can all know everything Without ever knowing why It's in every one of us By and by Go to Youtube.com and put in the search box: Its In Every One of Us John Denver and the Muppets Next up…another one that is sure to stick in your head forever! Again the chorus is the best part.

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Last one…not as well known, but a really fun tune. Doc Watson and his son Merle Watson are both deceased and there has been a Merle Fest in NC for years. Doc Watson was a blind guitarist, born in the mountains of our state. He was one of our own!

The sun comes up and the sun goes down The hands on the clock go round and 'round I just get up and it's time to lay down Life gets tee-jus, don't it?

My shoe’s untied but, shucks, I don't care I ain't a-figurin' on goin' nowhere For I'd have to wash and comb my hair Just too much wasted effort I opened the door an' the fly's swarm in Closed the door and I'm sweatin' again And in the process I cracked my shin Just one darn thing after another The cow went dry and the hens won’t lay The fish all quit bitin’ last Saturday My troubles keep piling up day by day And now I’m gettin’ dandruff.

My old grey mule , you know I think the rascal’s sick For when I stuck him in the rump with a pin on a stick He humped his back but he just wouldn't kick There's something cock-eyed somewhere Old hound’s howling so forlorn That’s the laziest dog that ever was born He’s a howling because he’s sittin’ on a thorn And he’s just too tired to move over.

The tin roof leaks and the chimney leans There’s a hole in the seat of my ol’ blue jeans I’ve ett up the last of the pork n beans Just can’t depend on nothing’ A mouse a-gnawin' on my cupboard door He's been at it now, fer a month or more When he gets in there he’s gonna be sore 'Cause there ain't a darned thing in it It’s debts and taxes and pains and woes Aches and Miseries and that’s how it goes And now I’m gettin’ a cold in my nose Life gets tasteless, don’t it?

Listen to Doc and Merle and see their photo on the record cover by going to Youtube.com and put into the search box: Doc Watson – Life Gets Teejus Don’t It We wish that we could watch your enjoyment as you enjoy using/hearing your singing voice again! These are songs that millions of people around the world got stuck in their heads and we all sang them together. Thank you for singing along. Get in touch anytime and send in your own favorite songs and stories, articles or ideas. We would love to hear from you! Take care, be safe, sing and smile, remembering how simple life can be. Love One Another.

Thanks for being there! bitsnpiecesliberty@gmail.com We enjoy your company. See you next month!

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Who will be King?

By: Andy Clapp Admittedly, I am weary of the television ads, flyers in the mail, phone calls, and endless online content about the election. Do I believe this election is important? Absolutely. Is it my opinion that everyone should vote? Everyone who can, should. But honestly, this season overwhelms every four years. Electing the person who leads our country is a patriotic duty of all Americans. But, as we prepare for the stretch run of the elections, let’s keep the perspective we need.

1 – We long for truth. Most politicians say what they need to say to be elected. Some elected individuals stand on truth and push for the people they represent.

Others, however, simply want to be elected. Candidates speak half-truths about themselves and about their opponents. They brush over their inconsistencies while taking every word of the opponent out of context. We struggle to find truth because even the media stands corrupt in the eyes of most. But, there is a place to find truth. In John 14:6, Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” (John 14:6 HCSB) As we long for truth, go to the source of truth. Spend time with Jesus.

2 – We want promises fulfilled. A man’s word once meant something. Now, promises are broken nearly as quickly as they are made. The result is there is little trust anymore. We struggle to trust others who promise to accomplish something simply because many others have promised before and broken the promise.

Listening to campaign promises is comparable to wishing on a shooting star in many cases. Few promises made on the stump will see the light of day. Here is something to consider. Should we bank on the promises of man or should we live for the promises of God? Hebrews 13:5 says, “for He Himself has said, ‘I will never leave you or forsake you.” (Hebrews 13:5 HCSB) The Lord has not broken that promise or any other promise He has made. He is faithful. He is trustworthy.

3 – One King will never be replaced. Some positions are not up for election. Yes, we will vote on who will be the governor, senator, representatives, and the President of the United States. Over time, the individuals in these positions will change. Uncertainty arises when elections loom on the horizon. However, if you are a Christian, there is certainty in your life. God is still on the throne and the name of Jesus is still the name above all names. As Paul writes in Philippians, “For this reason God highly exalted Him and gave Him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee will bow— of those who are in heaven and on earth and under the earth—and every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.” (Philippians 4:9-11 HCSB) The name of Jesus is the name to be on our lips every season. Just the name brings us hope. Just the name of Jesus reminds us of Who holds the greatest power.

Election day will come and go. One side will be disappointed as another side rejoices. For Christians, however, we rejoice because no matter what happens, Jesus is still the King of kings and the Lord of lords. His place is not up for a vote!

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Top Tech to Bring With You on Your Next Outdoor Adventure (StatePoint) Hitting the trail for a hike is good for the mind and body. Fortunately, there are still plenty of opportunities to get out and do so this fall. As you plan your next outdoor adventure, consider supporting your journey with the following tech tools and gear: • Lighting your path: The sun is setting earlier these days, but that doesn’t mean you don’t want to pursue the same long hikes you enjoyed all summer. Maintain top visibility and light your way safely with a hands-free headlamp. Today’s headlamp models offer hybrid energy options, battery life reader features and are lightweight, making them easy to stow somewhere handy in your day pack and wear when needed.

• Keeping Time: When you’re out on the trail, it’s easy to get distracted by logistics and miss out on the beauty of your surroundings. Wearable tech however, can give you the information you need to simply relax and enjoy those breathtaking vistas and fall foliage. The rugged, waterproof outdoor watches in the Pro Trek line from Casio provide altimeter, barometer, thermometer and compass metrics to help you seamlessly stay on top of your location and local weather conditions.

• Easy does it: Weighing in at only a few pounds, an inflatable chair or couch makes for an easy addition to your day pack, and one with huge payoffs when it’s time to take a load off for a picnic lunch. The latest designs offer better ergonomics, easy inflation and breathable materials for optimum comfort.

• Fill ‘er up: A mini water filtration system can lighten your load substantially, freeing you of the burden of having to carry all the water you’ll need throughout the day. Just be sure that your route will take you past streams or other water sources so you can refill and filter on-the-go.

With the latest tech and gear, you can enjoy those crisp autumn days to the fullest before winter sets in.

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BBQ And Amazing Grace Simply Southern Smokehouse So a few years ago, while craving BBQ my dad discovered a restaurant in Myrtle Beach S.C., where little did he know this place would end up playing a role in his life and my families life. Simply Southern Smokehouse is a wholesome family restaurant buffet style with amazing food made fresh everyday. They have everything from BBQ, Fried Fish ( My favorite), Dumplings, mac -n- cheese, and so much more.

While enjoying our food we discovered the gem to this place that gives it its popularity, and his name is Issac Collington Jr.. Issac Brings people to the smokehouse for more than just their Crispy Fried Chicken and Gooey mac -n- cheese.

With a voice that brings tears to your eyes and the ability to fill a room with the Holy Spirit. Issac will break out in song singing old fashion hymns. His most popular song is one of my favorite “Amazing Grace”. Singing these songs he makes you feel like you are in an old fashion church service surrounded by strangers but they feel like family. Everyone there is singing along and praising God. Issac is such a loving man of God, but he has not always been that way. In some of the articles he has about himself in other newspapers and magazines he shares that he struggled with drugs and living on the streets he was even shot and stabbed. But one day in church Issac asked God to change him and his life. and from that day on he purely lives for the lord and spreading his love to others.

On our most recent trip we were celebrating a birthday. We had a cake on the table and he realized it was someones birthday, after he found out who he sang Happy Birthday and made ballon animals for all the kids. We thanked him for everything and he responded with “ I do it for the kids, so they know Gods love.” This man is what we need more of in this crazy messed up world we live in. So if you ever need a pick me up and some really amazing food next time you are in Myrtle Beach go check out Simply Southern Smokehouse you will not be disappointed.

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