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Barbara Ball

South Carolina
As seen in: The Voice of Blythewood and Fairfield County, SAGE Publishing, Arizona Daily Star, Post and Courier, The Index-Journal, The News & Reporter, Lexington County Chronicle & The Dispatch News, SEN Magazine
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Rooted in Community, Committed to Truth

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By Barbara Ball
| thevoicenewspaper.com
In small towns like Blythewood, Winnsboro, Jenkinsville, Ridgeway, and others across America, local newspapers are there for the moments that matter — elections and ballgames, new businesses and school decisions, celebrations and tragedies. How we deliver the news has changed. Why we do it hasn’t. Our newspaper informs our community, holds local government accountable and tells the stories no one else will. That commitment is at the heart of National Newspaper Week (Oct.
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In the Garden: Growing Garlic

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By Barbara Ball
| thevoicenewspaper.com
Mary Ann Adams This time last year, I told you that I ordered one pound of garlic bulbs to plant in the garden. I had an excellent harvest of about 7 pounds of garlic, and we have been enjoying eating our fresh garlic. For this fall, I ordered three pounds of garlic. I have also saved the largest bulbs from the harvest of my own garlic to replant this fall.
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The View from 95: Living Alone

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By Barbara Ball
| thevoicenewspaper.com
I am tired of living alone. But I haven’t the faintest idea what to do about it. What really brought this on is making my bed alone. I recently stripped the bed and forgot about it. So at 11 p.m., I was ready for bed with no sheets. Of course, I made my bed, stretching and walking around and around to get it done. I felt so sorry for myself because it would have been so much easier with two! Also, I can’t reach the top shelf in my cabinets and hesitate to get on a ladder.
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