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By Teri Cayton The Parsons advocate Here we go again, another variant of COVID-19, when is it going to stop? ...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons advocate Here we go again, another variant of COVID-19, when is it going to stop? ...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Norman Barney Argil Turner (11/14/1943 – 11/3/2021). He was the son of Conley and Texie...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate Thanksgiving is over and Christmas is almost here. Five weeks until another year is...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate Halloween is just around the corner and it was an exciting time for...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate In a few weeks I am going to be going on my first deer...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of the First Baptist Church from 1956. Lightning struck and damaged this steeple once during a...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of the interior of The Tucker County Bank. The photo carries a date of September 29,...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate I think the next Stimulus Package should include stimulating people to get off their...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate Time is too precious to waste make every minute of every day count for...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Adam and Rebecca Mouse Yokum. Adam Yokum (1841-1926) was 1SGT Company 1, 7th Regiment WV...
Read moreDetailsThis photo is labeled as planting cauliflower in Canaan Valley at the Harr Place. The only person identified is the...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate I remember as a child playing games playing games that kids today would probably...
Read moreDetailsDear Editor, It was a normal rainy day on September 3rd of 2020. Two high school friends, now adults and...
Read moreDetailsThis photo was taken in 1956 in front of the Baptist Church in Parsons. The occasion was the 50th Anniversary...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate Do you ever think if deer wonder why there isn’t any “People Crossing” signs...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate I would like to introduce you to my three little nuggets that survived the...
Read moreDetailsThis is a photo of Homer Yokum and Ethel Wolford Long Judy. Homer was the son of Jasper and Ida...
Read moreDetailsThis photo depicts an evening get together to play music and visit. Identified in the photo are: (women sitting on...
Read moreDetailsBy Teri Cayton The Parsons Advocate I do believe my clock is a vampire in disguise because it sucks the...
Read moreDetailsThis is a group of four cousins, friends, and classmates. They are identified as: Twila Harper Stemple, Dove Harman Roy,...
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