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Amy Coleman and Reid Kelly of Arrows and Anchors play to a packed house Saturday at the Viking Training Center.

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Good crowd on hand for Arrows and Anchors show
By NICK ROGERS - Staff Writer
Mon,10/05/15-3:08PM , 275 Reads
Greenwood duo Arrows and Anchors played to a full house Saturday night to celebrate the release of their debut album.

Arrows and Anchors, a Christian folk rock duo, consists of Amy Coleman and Reid Kelly. They began playing together at Westminster Presbyterian Church, where they co-direct the choir.
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Dr. Rockne Brubaker and his wife, Jill, work together in the ENT and Allergy Clinic.

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Doctor enjoys small-town job
By NICK ROGERS - Staff Writer
Mon,10/05/15-3:06PM , 422 Reads
For Dr. Rockne Brubaker, the intimacy of community medicine in Greenwood provides a welcome change after a career in large urban hospitals.
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Middleby completes AGA acquisition
By NICK ROGERS - Staff Writer
Sun,10/04/15-2:22AM , 157 Reads
The Middleby Corp., parent company of Greenwood-based Viking Range, has completed its acquisition of British cookware and appliance manufacturer AGA Rangemaster.
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Veterans lament red tape
By NICK ROGERS - Staff Writer
Sun,10/04/15-2:15AM , 168 Reads
U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson and representatives of the Department of Veterans Affairs fielded a series of difficult and emotional questions at Saturday’s American Legion Town Hall Meeting.
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