spring river chronicle

Don’t be his brakes

Tammy Curtis, Publisher While there is a rather lengthy list of activities one should never participate in with their male “significant other,” we are going to forego the obvious and move on to the two that flash to mind faster than lightening. Holding a flash-light while he works and the Holy Grail of all No’s.... Allowing him to tow you or forcing you to tow him with some sort of device in…

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Don’t let the old man in

Mack Thompson, Editor A few days ago I decided to go to Walmart early so as to beat the crowd. Much to my dismay, the store was fairly full of people. As I wandered the aisles I was wondering about these folks. Who were they? Then I realized they were almost all “old people”. I thought to myself why are these people here clogging up the aisles and walking slowly when I…

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Ringing out 2022 and ushering in 2023

Above are the photos from various stories that made top headlines in the last half of 2022. Editor’s Note: Due to the volume of content for last week’s edition, we opted to include the second half of our annual Year in Review in this edition to allow for our coverage of timely news as a priority last week. 2022 was a year for the record books in Sharp County, the second half…

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The one ornament

By Mack Thompson, Editor I first want to thank my Pastor, Brother Larry for inspiring me with his sermon to write this column. By now most of you have taken down the last of your Christmas decorations and given up on those New Years resolutions. If you are a faithful reader of this paper, you have read about all of the good deeds done by so many for others in the last…

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