Today's Features

Dr. Georgia Heise and Jim Thaxton receive an award on behalf of the Three Rivers District Health Department at the Kentucky Public Health Association Conference last week. Three Rivers received one of the coveted Commissioner of Public Health awards from Dr. William Hacker, center, Kentucky's Commissioner of Public Health.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently reviewed standard large eggs from across the country and found that, in the past decade, the average nutrient content of eggs has changed.
Cho-lesterol levels have de-creased while vitamin D levels have increased. What caused this change? The USDA estimates that the diet of hens has changed over the years, altering nutrients within the egg as a result.

Wednesday, March 16: 9:30 a.m., Walk Away the Pounds; 10 a.m.-noon, sewing room.
 

Thursday, March 17: 9:30 a.m., Walk Away the Pounds;11 a.m., music nakers, for ages 18 months and up; 1:30 p.m., story hour, for ages from 4-6 years old; 4 p.m., yoga group; 4 p.m., GED help; 5 p.m., homework help; 6 p.m., ESL class.
 

Friday, March 18: 9:30 a.m., Walk Away the Pounds; 6 p.m., Friday night music, Open Mic Night.
 

Many parents worry for their families, and especially for their children’s future. But the actual question would be, what is really being done for them?
We think that having a good job, a good house and a good car, providing them with food, buying them clothes and giving them an education so that they face the future on their own, means that we have accomplished our job as parents. But what about moral principles and, most importantly, what about God’s principles?