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In 2019, Royal Harrison, Greater Los Angeles Region (GLAR) director in the Southern California Conference in the United States, established an initiative called “Greater to Global.” Harrison wanted GLAR to reach the world through missionary efforts in Thailand. “There is a world of need out there,” Harrison said, “and I wanted our churches to be a part of the global mission field.”
The initiative was well received by pastors and church members throughout the Los Angeles region. The Delaware Avenue Seventh-day Adventist Church in Santa Monica has made an impact globally by working with Bottles 4 Life (B4L) Inc., a non-profit organization started by one of the local church members. Harrison partnered with B4L to help GLAR go global and connected with the Naung Bo Den (NBD) Learning Centre in Mae Sot, on Thailand’s border with Myanmar. Delaware Avenue pastor Roger Frazier and some church members jumped in and fol
Local Cracker Barrel stores soon serving alcohol Local Cracker Barrels will soon serve alcohol (Source: WAFF) By Anna Mahan and Bayne Hughes | February 5, 2021 at 4:29 PM CST - Updated February 8 at 6:16 AM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Some folks in north Alabama will soon be able to order a beer with their biscuits and gravy or a mimosa with their Mommaâs Pancake Breakfast.
Thatâs right, local Cracker Barrel restaurants will soon add beer, wine, and mimosas to their menus.
The Old Country Store made the announcement earlier in Fall of 2020 that it was planning to sell alcohol in restaurants for the first time in its 51-year history.
Cracker Barrels in Decatur will soon serve beer, wine and mimosas
Updated Feb 05, 2021;
By Bayne Hughes, The Decatur Daily
Known for homestyle Southern cooking and hearty breakfasts, local Cracker Barrel restaurants will soon add beer, wine and mimosas to their menus.
Sal Jasso, of the city of Decatur’s Revenue Department, recommended that the city grant the restaurant’s request on Monday. The City Council approved the alcohol license after holding the required public hearing.
Councilman Carlton McMasters joked at a recent council work session, “Do you drink white or red wine with chicken and dumplings?” Jasso said that, once the council approves an alcohol license, he notifies the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board’s Huntsville office.
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Jerry L. Frazier, 72, a lifelong resident of Cleveland and Bradley County, departed this life on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020.
He was born in Bradley County on July 29, 1948, to the late T.L. Frazier and Dorothy Sherlin Frazier.
Jerry was a pillar and foundational member of the educational system in Bradley County. He held a bachelor of science degree from Lee University, with a major in sociology; master of education degree from the University of Tennessee and had more than 45 post-graduate hours from Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Tennessee Tech, and Appalachian Technical College.
He spent 46 years in the educational area in numerous roles serving as the principal of Michigan Avenue Elementary for two years; assistant principal of Bradley Central High School for 10 years; Bradley County School Superintendent for eight years, from 1988-1996; principal of Charleston School from 1996-1999; and principal of Tennessee Christian Preparatory School for