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By Aryeh White We all know that Calhoun County has lost more than half its population since its peak in 1948, but there is a more insidious and troubling decline in this county’s demographics: children. Since 1930, children as a percentage of county population has fallen in every ten-year census. Even the few times the Read More…
Submitted by Aryeh White While I commend Commissioner Propst for his efforts to formalize the process by which our local government gives aid to worthy causes, the line of the needy that forms at each Commission meeting is symptomatic of a larger issue. It is a sickly community whose greatest remaining recourse is government, yet Read More…
