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Martin Luther King Jr. Day makes for a memorable cleanup project in CenTex this year. An obelisk celebrating the Confederate Army and a headstone commemorating 22nd governor of Texas and Confederate Army Officer Joseph Sayers on the Bastrop County courthouse lawn call for relocation (or worse), so with $28,000 of $50,000 raised for the endeavor, a who s who of song activists livestream on Monday to bring home the remaining $22,000. Huge headliners Natalie Maines and the Chicks lead a burning pack of ATX singer-songwriters including James McMurtry, Eliza Gilkyson, David Ramirez, BettySoo, and others, alongside veteran Americana favorite Dar Williams, and more. Then, local reps Akina Adderley, Ruthie Foster, and Ray Prim wrap it all in roots soul and gospel. All monies benefit the Bastrop County Monument Relocation Committee. –
American Rebel Holdings Inc.: Washington, D.C. Riots Continue Strong Demand for Guns, Ammo and Safes
Safe Storage Interest Drives Unprecedented Demand for Safes
NASHVILLE, TN / ACCESSWIRE / January 8, 2021 / As protestors stormed the American capital in Washington, D.C., Americans were shocked at the ease in which the group of protestors overtook the seat of America s legislative bodies. Demand for guns, ammunition and gun safes were already at an all-time high as evidenced by the highest number ever of background checks conducted by the FBI during the month of December 2020. The previous monthly record for background checks occurred this past June during the riots in the aftermath of the George Floyd killing in Minnesota. As more Americans arm themselves in response, the interest in safe storage of firearms is also at an all-time high. Safes are becoming the new appliance in the home, said American Rebel CEO Andy Ross. And a large number of new home construction is offering a
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Washington, D.C. Riots Continue Strong Demand for Guns, Ammo and Safes
January 8, 2021 GMT
Safe Storage Interest Drives Unprecedented Demand for Safes
NASHVILLE, TN / ACCESSWIRE / January 8, 2021 / As protestors stormed the American capital in Washington, D.C., Americans were shocked at the ease in which the group of protestors overtook the seat of America’s legislative bodies. Demand for guns, ammunition and gun safes were already at an all-time high as evidenced by the highest number ever of background checks conducted by the FBI during the month of December 2020. The previous monthly record for background checks occurred this past June during the riots in the aftermath of the George Floyd killing in Minnesota. As more Americans arm themselves in response, the interest in safe storage of firearms is also at an all-time high. “Safes are becoming the new appliance in the home,” said A