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	LIBRARY CORNER

LIBRARY CORNER

LIBRARY CORNER

Take a break and join in some of these activities this week in the library: • Monday—Build Your Family Tree 2-4 p.m. (Debbie Thatcher will help you!) •Knit and Crochet Group 9:30 a.m. • Friends of the Library 6 p.m. • Tuesday—PreschoolStoryTime11a.m. • BuildYourFamilyTree2-4p.m.

Arrests

• Thereare125inmates in jail with 110 males and 15 females. Since Dec. 5 the following have been booked into the jail: Dec. 7 • DanielE.Collins,68 of Mt. Pleasant, was arrested on a warrant for Assault. • JoseC.Duron-Fletcher, 35 of Mt.

ONGOING

American Legion The American Legion (Jessup — Reed) Post #210 of Mount Pleasant meets the third Tuesday of each month at Herschel’s Restaurant in Mount Pleasant starting at 7 p.m. Come early for food and fellowship. All veterans are welcome.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

The Community Events Calendar is published as space permits. Events will also be published on our website. Submit event notices to: miranda@tribnow.com
Raincoat of Love

Raincoat of Love

Raincoat of Love

At the gas station, I pulled off to the right, stopped the car, and prepared to give away my raincoat after taking it off. After all, the goal of the outing included searching for a weary person caught in the rain since I also had ponchos in the back of my SUV.
COURTESY PHOTO

COURTESY PHOTO

MLT students visit LifeShare Blood Center

Second-year Medical Lab Technology (MLT) students took a field trip to LifeShare in Shreveport, LA this week. The students were able to learn about the blood donation process from donor requirements to collection. After donating blood, students toured components and hospital services.
Chem 1406. Applications will be accepted for the next cohort until June 15, 2024. COURTESY PHOTO

Chem 1406. Applications will be accepted for the next cohort until June 15, 2024. COURTESY PHOTO

MLT students visit TRMC lab

Thursday, November 30th, second year MLT students braved the rain to tour the laboratory at Titus Regional Medical Center. They were able to see first hand how the skills they’ve been learning throughout their time at NTCC will be used.
Nothing beats the gift of safety. Alabama-based Hunter Safety System makes a full line of high quality safety harnesses, lifelines, straps and other accessories designed to help keep tree stand hunters safe just in case something goes wrong up there. (Photo courtesy of HSS)

Nothing beats the gift of safety. Alabama-based Hunter Safety System makes a full line of high quality safety harnesses, lifelines, straps and other accessories designed to help keep tree stand hunters safe just in case something goes wrong up there. (Photo courtesy of HSS)

Let’s Shop

Christmas is just a few weeks away. Time is waning for holiday shoppers who may still be hunting and fishing for ideas for the perfect present for sportsmen and women on their shopping lists.
Kevin VanDam

Kevin VanDam

Outdoors Briefs

Three of professional bass fishing’s most decorated anglers and legends of the sport - Kevin VanDam, Larry Nixon and David Fritts — are hanging it up after years of running the roads and casting for cash.