Editor's Corner Looks Back as 2015 Becomes 2016
The Advisor Chronicle staff thank readers, advertisers, and sponsors for support in 2015 and invite feedback for 2016. They pledge less divisive editorials, broader local coverage, and improved delivery while stressing community trust and continued local reporting across Calhoun County.
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Simple Christmas message of peace and truth in a troubled world
A column reflects on the Christmas story and its meaning across diverse life contexts. It recalls a boy seeking Santa, a Grand Rapids tale of acceptance, and urges compassion, peace, and togetherness through Jesus Christ. The piece cites Luke 2 and Pope Francis, urging unity amid war, homelessness, and hardship. Merry Christmas.
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Letters celebrate essays on Christmas meaning in Calhoun County
The Marshall advisor Chronicle staff writer Corinne Harter featured seven essays from Calhoun County Juvenile Home participants titled What Christmas means to me. Themes highlighted include faith family food and fun with readers urged to value time with loved ones beyond the holiday season.
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Christmas show gratitude grows with community support
A December concert at Old Maple Grove Church on the Calhoun County Fair grounds highlighted how the annual Christmas program relies on donations after a benefactor could not fund expenses in 2015. Treasurer Kathy Miller asked locals to cover scripts, music, stipends, and staging costs, ensuring the show remains debt free.
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