Hope you all had a fabulous Fourth of July. I’m sure we all had events that ended up being different from the original plan but that’s what makes memories – the unplanned. more

Words cannot dull the pain of George Floyd’s family. Like many Black families before them, they find themselves in the spotlight for reasons that every parent, sibling and spouse dreads. While his death has catalyzed a symbolic call to action, he was not a symbol to his loved ones — he was a father, brother and son. I can only pray that they find the “peace that passes understanding.” more

We’ve gotten rain! Now maybe our gardens will grow. more

Hydration is important for all ages. Did you know that the human body is made up of 60% water? Water is responsible for many vital functions in the body. more

“…with liberty and justice for all.”

When the pledge to the United States flag is recited, do you stand at attention, place your hand or hat over your heart and recite it word for word? more

The Quitman Public Library is open and providing public service in accordance with current state guidelines. Social distancing and wearing protective masks are strongly encouraged. All patron areas are regularly disinfected with industrial grade sanitizer. more

By Phil Major
There was not supposed to be another animal in the Major household. more

By Larry Tucker
He was the first man I ever remember meeting. more

Well, we have partially opened again and it has been so wonderful to see you all. We have missed you. You all have been great about working with our new hours, visitation limits and distancing. more

Often times you may have leftovers from large dishes such as casseroles, but ask yourself, are you storing your leftovers safely? Check out the following tips from the USDA on properly handling leftovers. more

Summer Reading 2020 is happening at the Quitman Public Library during June. The program, “Imagine Your Story,” is aimed for elementary-aged children. Reading cards are available at the library’s front desk or you may print yours online. more

When I was in high school my Dad and I would watch the nightly death toll from Vietnam.

On Tuesday, April 28, the corona virus US death count reached 58,365 surpassing the total death watch from Vietnam, which would be 58,220. more