Rozella Hardin is the Editorial Director at ELIZABETHTON NEWSPAPERS, INC. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, health and wellness, education, and family dynamics, often exploring the intersections of these areas. Rozella's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to addressing social interest topics within her community.
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Rozella focuses on local profile features highlighting life stories, birthdays, and community events in Elizabethton, Tennessee. She predominantly covers heartwarming stories about individuals' lives and achievements within the community.
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By: Rozella Hardin
Summer for many children — and even some adults — means enjoying Vacation Bible School, a concentrated time of Bible study, activities, music, crafts, recreation, refreshments and fun, usually held soon after school is over for the year. These days, churches offer a variety of schedule options. There are both morning and evening sessions. Some churches host Vacation Bible School for five weekdays, while others offer three- or four-day programs.
By: Rozella Hardin
By Rozella Hardin Editorial Director [email protected] It didn't matter who you asked about Dennis “Black” Guinn.
The 79th Annual Roan Mountain Rhododendron Festival will be held the weekend of June 20-21, with activities beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday and continuing until 5 p.m. Sunday.
By: Rozella Hardin
Barbara Simerly, who died June 8 at the age of 85, spent most of the past six years at Ivy Hall Nursing Home. During that time, she provided the staff with plenty of smiles and love.
Have you ever heard about the Strawberry Moon? A few days ago, one of our longtime STAR subscribers and a friend called and said, “Do you know we have a Strawberry Moon this month?” When I asked what a Strawberry Moon was, I was told that it is the first full moon of summer, which this year will be visible on June 29. My friend, who calls me occasionally with some fun facts, shared that the June full moon will be the second-smallest full moon of the year and will be visible nationwide.
By: Rozella Hardin
A celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Elizabethton First Baptist Church for Loretta F. Bowers, 69, who died Sunday, June 28, after a brief illness. Burial will follow at Bowers Cemetery on Church Street.
By: Rozella Hardin
Jeff Sharpe was well-known in the Carter County community not only for his cooking at Shirley's Restaurant in Butler, but for his music, friendships, and his helping hand from time to time.
By: Rozella Hardin
The early voting period for the August 6 Tennessee State Primary and County General Elections is now underway.
By: Rozella Hardin
Tipton-Ashe Sculpture Garden invites the community to experience “Appalachia Imaginations,” featuring the Watauga Valley Art League, running Aug. 5-28.
By: Rozella Hardin
Vocally, Ruth White never made a lot of noise in life, but her actions spoke louder than words. She was a quiet person, but a busy person, whose actions spoke louder than words.
