July 2022

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Elton Post No. 318 receives Membership Award

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On June 6, 7th District Department Executive Committeeman Glenn McFarlain (right) presented a 7th District Membership Award for 2021-2022 to Guillory-Buller Post 318 in Elton. Accepting the award for the Post was Post 318 Commander Don Patterson (left) and Post Adjutant Tom Garbarino (center).

Protect yourself from mosquito-borne disease

Mosquito bites are more than just annoying and itchy. They can spread diseases like the West Nile Virus that make you sick and in rare cases, even cause death.

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For the love of a pug

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If you have ever known a pug owner, then you already know how obsessed we are with all things pugs.

Summer bike hikes a relic of the past

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Sitting in my home office I am greeted by a cool breeze coming through my open window and the sweet sounds of summer outside.

Biden signs order on abortion access after high court ruling

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden signed an executive order Friday to protect access to abortion as he faced mounting pressure from fellow Democrats to be more forceful on the subject after the Supreme Court ended a constitutional right to the procedure two weeks ago.

US employers add a solid 372,000 jobs in sign of resilience

WASHINGTON (AP) — America’s employers shrugged off high inflation and weakening growth to add 372,000 jobs in June, a surprisingly strong gain that will likely spur the Federal Reserve to keep sharply raising interest rates to try to cool the economy and slow price increases.

Mississippi Gulf Coast shipyard set to hire 2,000 workers

PASCAGOULA, Miss (AP) — Huntington Ingalls Industries plans to bring 2,000 new jobs to its shipbuilding division on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Poll: Inflation, expenses rise sharply as priorities

WASHINGTON (AP) — Concerns about inflation and personal finances have surged while COVID has evaporated as a top issue for Americans, a new poll shows, marking an upheaval in priorities just months before critical midterm elections.