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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Poole Harvest Daze this weekend


by MATT HUGHES
J-E News Editor
Poole Harvest Daze, held annually on the weekend after Labour Day, marks the kickoff of Webster County’s fall festival season. This years event will be held on Friday, September fifth and Saturday, September sixth.

Local groups keeps quilting tradition alive



by MATT HUGHES
J-E News Editor
The art of quilting has faded from everyday life, but one group of ladies in the community of Onton is keeping that art alive with a weekly quilting session. They’ve also used their passion for quilting to raise over $30,000 for charity.

Missing Classified Section

The J-E apologizes for the inconvenience, but the classified section was left out of this week's paper. To view this week's classifieds, please click on the image above.

Local festival to bring "The Walking Dead" to Providence


Those who attend The Providence Literary Festival on September 13 at the Providence VFW will be a part of history in the making. Not only will they have the chance to meet a NY Times Bestselling Author, they will also have the chance to listen as the author himself presents the world premiere first reading of his book “The Walking Dead: Descent” a month before it is released to the public.

Local WWII hero and POW honored in Madisonville


by MATT HUGHES
J-E News Editor
The generation that won World War II has long been called ‘the greatest generation’ because the men and women who lived through that era fought, struggled and suffered to overcome adversity and to defeat an enemy like no other we had ever seen.
Last Tuesday night a member of that generation was honored in a ceremony held at the old railroad depot in Madisonville by the Hopkins County Historical Society. He is a man who knows more about suffering and struggles than most of us can ever fathom. He spent 27 months in a German prisoner of war camp that he will never forget.