We can never be certain of the answer but we can have hope that we will learn and we will grow, we will come out of the other side stronger, she told her 59 classmates, friends and family gathered on the high school s field on a hot Saturday afternoon. The last day for the seniors at the school felt a lot like that fateful March 13, 2020, she said, the day that our lives changed forever. The day that we no longer were living in normal systems but were instead stuck in this purgatory wondering what s next? Right now we are at a crossroads, we are at an intersection in our lives, and we are in the driver s seat this time, Stone said. Now we re not stuck inside, stuck with our families. This time we have the power to change for the better. Not change because we have to, because we have to stay alive. But because we want to. We can because we are young adults in control of our lives.
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The StokeonTrentLive Business Awards are just days away - and we’re extremely excited to be recognising the best of industry in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire. The awards - with headline sponsor Staffordshire University - will be held on April 22, in a virtual ceremony that will celebrate the businesses and individuals that help the region thrive.
January 7, 2021
Willie Meade, age 36, of Leesville, was arrested and charged with two counts of Disturbing the Peace, two counts of Criminal Damage to Property, two counts of Unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling, one count of Simple Battery, and one count of Possession of a Schedule I Narcotic. Bond was set at $22,281.00. Meade remains in the VPSO jail.
January 8, 2021
Preston Maddox, age 27, of Mountain View, Arkansas, was arrested and charged with one count of Aggravated assault with a firearm. Bond was set at $7500.00. Maddox posted bond and was released.
January 11, 2021
Nicholas Langley, age 24, of Rosepine, was arrested and charged with one count of Domestic Abuse Battery. Bond has not been set and Langley remains in the VPSO jail.