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Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published September 04Preventative protocols: What happened post-9/11?
It has been 25 years since the tragedy that occurred at the World Trade Center, known as 9/11, rocked our nation to its core. The generation that was still growing or not...
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published September 02Adams Springs Ranch earns Private Lands Deer Management Unit designation
Hailey Waldo reporter@greenepublishing.com Adams Springs Ranch, in Greenville, has been designated as a Private Lands Deer Management Unit by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), recognizing the ranch’s commitment to...
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published September 02The beef with beef, proclamations of beefy measures
Autumn Raulerson reporter2@greenepublishing.com Fun Facts about the beef ● 661 million pounds: Total weight of 300,000 metric tons of lean trimmings permitted to enter the country. ● 90-day sprint: The entire massive...
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published September 02Bright colors, growing concerns: Food dyes under scrutiny
Autumn Raulerson reporter2@greenepublishing.com Dyes the FDA is trying to phase out Red No. 3 Red No. 40 Yellow No. 5 Yellow No. 6 Blue No. 1 Blue No. 2 Green No. 3...
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published August 27Childhood reflections with a touch of grace: Bringing out your best
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com As a youngster, I quickly developed a love for practically all sports. I played Bitty Basketball in the third grade and eventually graduated to Little League baseball, where I...
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published August 26Tale of two bagpipes: part two
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com Following the exploits of Bill Millins, who marched upon the bloody shores of Sword Island playing his bagpipe, yet another British soldier, Jack “Mad Jack” Churchill made use of...