And another thing! I wish I could tell you how many wonderful library books this money could buy!! 💔🤬
“Former board members said the 2020 costs were covered by $135,000 from unused salary accounts for frozen positions, and $133,284 from residual Shenandoah Valley Regional Program for Special Education tuition. Shenandoah Forward, which was founded by community members, raised the remaining amount, under $40,000.
“Former board members said the 2020 costs were covered by $135,000 from unused salary accounts for frozen positions, and $133,284 from residual Shenandoah Valley Regional Program for Special Education tuition. Shenandoah Forward, which was founded by community members, raised the remaining amount, under $40,000.”
This is weird because I sat for segments on the Libby Prison Breakout and on Pauline Cushman but I have no recollection whatsoever of speaking about Wallace Turnage. Anyhow, this was produced by Wide Awake films out of Kansas City. They're fantastic on historical documentary things like this.
Y'all (yes, I typed that---I grew up in KY, after all) need to spend some time up here on the Third Coast. Otis would be happy, and you could see where all the copper was mined to make those cannon that dot the battlefields.
Thank you so much for another excellent posting - you never disappoint. Glad to see you’ve discovered Cardinal News and Dwayne Yancey!
Thanks, Suzanne.
I need a biography of General George H. Thomas - what would you recommend? Thx!!
The best one is Brian Steel Will's, *George Henry Thomas: As True As Steel.* (University Press of Kansas)
And you can get it now at 50% off direct from the publisher. Use promo code: 24SUMMER2024
https://kansaspress.ku.edu/9780700628995/george-henry-thomas/
Thank you!!!
And another thing! I wish I could tell you how many wonderful library books this money could buy!! 💔🤬
“Former board members said the 2020 costs were covered by $135,000 from unused salary accounts for frozen positions, and $133,284 from residual Shenandoah Valley Regional Program for Special Education tuition. Shenandoah Forward, which was founded by community members, raised the remaining amount, under $40,000.
“Former board members said the 2020 costs were covered by $135,000 from unused salary accounts for frozen positions, and $133,284 from residual Shenandoah Valley Regional Program for Special Education tuition. Shenandoah Forward, which was founded by community members, raised the remaining amount, under $40,000.”
This is weird because I sat for segments on the Libby Prison Breakout and on Pauline Cushman but I have no recollection whatsoever of speaking about Wallace Turnage. Anyhow, this was produced by Wide Awake films out of Kansas City. They're fantastic on historical documentary things like this.
Your words transcend all of Civil War history. LOL
*laughing emoji*
I remember reading A Slave No More several years ago. Highly recommended.
I agree.
Y'all (yes, I typed that---I grew up in KY, after all) need to spend some time up here on the Third Coast. Otis would be happy, and you could see where all the copper was mined to make those cannon that dot the battlefields.
I bet he would as well as his parents. :-)