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Mother s Day Weekend of Hope honors those who have lost their children to gun violence
The Derek Olivier Research Institute held a gathering on Saturday to honor the mothers that keep pushing forward, despite losing their children to gun violence. Author: Ian Russell Updated: 10:10 PM CDT May 8, 2021
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. After losing her son to gun violence two years ago, Mother s Day doesn t feel the same to Yolanda Harrison. That was the day my life changed forever, Harrison said. And moms, the day that you lost your angels, that was the day your life changed forever also.
Harrison spoke at the inaugural Mother s Day Weekend of Hope alongside other mothers who have lost their children to gun violence.
(Cheyenne Wells, Colo.) Each year Colorado 4-H members participate in a variety of events, learning opportunities, and contests across the state and within their counties. We often see these highlighted in the local newspapers and social media timelines. We smile at the news, applaud the accomplishment, and move on about our day losing touch with where those youth ended up following their 4-H career completion. This article series highlights youth from the 2011 Colorado State 4-H Conference and investigates how 4-H shaped their lives and the skills it provided to help them enter adulthood and experience world events not seen in over 100 years.
In February, 2001, footpaths were shut, events and sporting events stopped and sales of animals banned. Two decades ago the auction mart was stopped from opening. It would be 12 months before sales started again, causing huge anguish for farmers. For only the second time in its long history, the Craven Herald abandoned its traditional front page adverts and replaced it with the heartbreaking picture of Hellifield farmer Richard Barron standing among his herd of dairy cows which was slaughtered as a contiguous cull. The first occasion adverts were replaced was to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. On that fateful day in Hellifield, Mr Barron would lose 337 cattle and around 900 sheep.