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Setting the standard: Retired Army nurse educates on flag history, etiquette

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By Ashley Miller 
| Daily News-Record
FORT VALLEY — Flag Day was Sunday, offering Americans a chance to reflect on the meaning behind one of the nation’s most important symbols. In communities across the Shenandoah Valley, the Stars and Stripes continue to fly outside homes, businesses, cemeteries and government buildings, not simply as decoration, but as a visible reminder of sacrifice, patriotism and American history.
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'Grief and joy can exist together': Widow shares story of carrying love through loss

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By Ashley Miller 
| Daily News-Record
When Amy King sat down to begin writing “Saying It Out Loud,” she wasn’t thinking about publishing a book. Rather, she was thinking about memory and how quickly it fades under the weight of grief. She wanted to write down her memories so her daughter would know about her father, Capt. Anderson “Andy” Keaton King died during a military training accident while serving in the Army Reserves on Nov. 2, 2023.
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'Kids are hungry for music': Nonprofit instrumental in helping students around the world

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By Ashley Miller 
| Daily News-Record
WOODSTOCK — In a warehouse tucked off Senedo Road west of Woodstock, shelves hold hundreds of musical instruments waiting for a second chance. Guitars, violins, trumpets and drums sit ready to begin a new journey in the hands of an eager child. For 32 years, the nonprofit Hungry for Music has been doing exactly that: collecting donated instruments, repairing them, and then distributing them to young musicians who might otherwise lack access to music education.
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