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Pictured here are our K3 and K5 classes with Mr. Neal Davis and Mr. Brent Crimm. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Little Star brings log truck to class
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Thu,12/05/24-8:30PM , 965 Reads
When Winona Christian School's K3 student, Bennet Davis, asked his teacher, Mrs. Lindsey Hodges, if he could bring a log truck to school, she never dreamed he meant a real log truck.
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Winona Manor Christmas Party 2024
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Thu,12/05/24-6:00PM , 458 Reads
The annual Christmas party at Winona Manor is rapidly approaching and the residents eagerly await the festivities. The party is sponsored by the Carroll and Montgomery County communities and is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 14, at 1 p.m. in the manor dining room.
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Pictured from left, are Brothers: Oterrian Demming, Demetric Clark, Benjamin Hemphill, Sr. Charles Moore, Michael Flowers, Quincy Purnell, Sr., Steven Mays, P.M. Henry Townsend, Jr., W.M. Lenon Butts, P.M. Willie Townsend, Jr., Ricky Huell, Randy Butts, and P. M. Shelton Moore. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Spring Hill Lodge donates holiday food to families
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Thu,12/05/24-5:30PM , 425 Reads
Spring Hill Lodge #388 blessed three families in Montgomery County this year with their annual food donation of non-perishable food items and a frozen turkey for each family. We truly believe our duty is to the community.
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Winona City Officials encourage employees to seek preventative healthcare
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Thu,12/05/24-5:00PM , 380 Reads
Blue Cross Blue Shield came to Winona Community House in the form of the Big Blue Bus. While the bus was parked outside the community house, employees were able to have their blood pressure, blood glucose, and cholesterol checked. Wellness Coaching was also provided for support with diet and exercise.
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