Rozella Hardin is the Editorial Director at ELIZABETHTON NEWSPAPERS, INC. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, finance, health and wellness, and agriculture, with a particular focus on aging and longevity as well as commodities markets. Rozella's insightful work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in the intersections of these vital topics.
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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
The weather forecast for the next few days sounds more like early spring than the third week of April, as frost is in the forecast for Monday and Tuesday mornings. It can't be, as strawberries from South Carolina have begun to show up in one local marketplace, and another is advertising homegrown fresh green beans.
By: Rozella Hardin
Friendship is described in many ways by people. Someone has described it as a “sheltering tree,” and another as the “comfort of being safe with another person.”
Every day is special for something … even folding your laundry. According to Chase's Calendar of Events, National Folding Laundry Day is celebrated March 30 each year.
By: Rozella Hardin
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4-8 — a time to let your child's teacher know he or she is appreciated and is an important person in your child's life.
This year marks the Day of Prayer's 75th anniversary, and this year's theme is Glorify God Among the Nations, Seeking Him in All Generations. Locally, the observance will be held at Covered Bridge Park in Elizabethton, beginning at noon. Prayer will be offered for church, family, education, work, military, government and media.
By: Rozella Hardin
It's been said that the happiest people in the world “are the givers, not the takers.” That was so true of Kathy McKinney Smith, who died April 4, after a very brief illness.
Washington Irving is credited with saying: “ A mother is the truest friend we have, when trials heavy and sudden fall upon us; when adversity takes
By: Rozella Hardin
Charles Dugger described his mother as “an example of compassion” and “a blessing” to many people. Charlotte Grace Hendrix Dugger died April 25 at the age of 93. Her obituary […]
The Bible portrays a good mother as a cornerstone of the family who provides nurturing love, wise instruction and hard work. That definition fits Betty Timbs perfectly. I had known Betty since I was a young girl, when she and her husband, Houston, and young daughter, Elaine, moved just down the road from us and began attending Beck Mountain Baptist Church.
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.
