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Have you been to our local Walmart lately? If you have, then you know that everything is turned up-sidedown! Nothing is where it’s supposed to be, at least where you remembered it to be, and what you are looking for is somewhere you would never have thought of looking for it in the first place! I know of one person who went in to buy his usual product, but it took him over forty-five minutes to locate it! I think they are playing a trick on us. They want us to play the childhood game of “hide-n-seek”! They, the store owners, have hidden the products that we need, while we, the consumers, have to seek out what they have hidden before we can purchase it! I asked one Walmart worker if they were going to supply us at least with a map? Well, I got a couple of laughs with both of those ideas. I know Walmart is looking to improve their store, but I hope they hurry up and get it done! I’m looking forward to their “New Re-Opening”, aren’t you? It even looks like they are putting in a roller-skating- rink right in the middle of the store, but don’t look to find me there. I fall enough as it is!

Millions celebrate February 14 by giving flowers, candy, and cards to express romantic love. And some buy presents for their spouses, too.

The Limestone County Historical Commission met at 6 p. m. on Jan. 2, in the Limestone County Courtroom with members Bubba McDonald, Linda Jordan, Peggy Billingsley, Linda Ferris, Bill Ferris, Rachel Newman and William Reagan attending.