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WGC Garden Spot of the Month
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Tue,10/22/24-11:00AM , 84 Reads
Winona Garden Club has chosen the Downtown Clock Tower as its October Garden Spot of the Month. We appreciate all that these groups do to dress up and improve our downtown area! Congratulations!

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WGC Yard of the Month
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Tue,10/22/24-10:52AM , 100 Reads
The beautiful home of Kristin and Rhine Chesteen is Winona Garden Club’s yard of the month for October. Congratulations!

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Winona Rotarians donate dictionaries to area students
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Tue,10/22/24-10:46AM , 150 Reads
Last week, Winona Rotarians distributed dictionaries to every third grader and thesauruses to every fifth grader at Winona Elementary School and Winona Christian School. This project was made possible through a grant from Rotary District 6820 and the Annual Rotary Radio fundraiser.

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Pictured from left are North Carrollton Security Officer Joe Holman, Carroll County Superintendent of Education Joey Carpenter, Marshall Elementary School Principal Khalilah Tate, Charles Branch, North Carrollton Alderman Mitchell Costilow, and North Carrollton Street Department Worker Doyle Carpenter displaying the new Jaguar MES Way banners that were placed on Marshall Road. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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MES Way banners
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Tue,10/22/24-10:45AM , 121 Reads
Last month, North Carrollton completed another project with placing JZG Way banners on George Street near J.Z. George High School and MES Way banners on Marshall Road near Marshall Elementary School. Senator Lydia Chassaniol who is chairman of the tourism committee in the senate worked with Mayor Strachan on these efforts.
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