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Oscar Sapp was selected by New Madrid County SWCD (Soil & Water Conservation
District) as this year’s New Madrid County’s Conservation Farmer of the
Year. Sapp began his career in 1968 with 440 acres and today he and his son
Ellis farm 2,759 acres of corn, cotton, soybeans and rice in the Parma
area. When not farming, he serves as a very active leader in his community,
according to SWCD chairman Kevin Carlisle who introduced Sapp at the annual
dinner this past Thursday. He is an Alderman for the City of Parma, serves
on the New Madrid County Ambulance Board and also serves on the District 28
Drainage Board. He is the treasurer for the United Methodist Church in
Parma, a certified lay speaker and a Sunday school superintendent. He is
also active in the Gideons International. Oscar and his wife Donna, a
retired elementary school teacher, enjoy spending time with their three
other children, Keith Sapp, Mary Pearson and Misty Cappollupo. They also
enjoy time with their six grandchildren. Sapp was chosen for the honor
because of his dedication to preserving our natural resources. He has always
been a good steward of the land and is involved with the CSP program and has
installed many wildlife practices in the past several years. He has also
participated in the state cost share program by installing drop pipe
structures which help control soil erosion.
AGRICULTURE SECRETARY VILSACK ANNOUNCES $62.5 MILLION FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY LOANS AND GRANTS
“Missouri Receives 13 Grants for
$487,334”
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that the department is
providing $62.5 million in loans and grants for 705 renewable energy and
energy efficiency projects in 45 states and Puerto Rico under the Rural
Energy for America Program (REAP), an important initiative to help rebuild
and revitalize rural America.
"President Obama and I are committed to helping rural businesses
become more energy efficient - it's good for the economy, good for the
environment, and good for the workers and customers who depend on the goods
and services these businesses provide," Vilsack said. "While the REAP grants
will continue to provide an important jump start to a clean, renewable
energy future, Congress must act to pass comprehensive energy and climate
legislation to create the green jobs our economy needs and get our nation on
the path to being truly energy independent."
Renewable energy funding from USDA has helped many rural businesses
in Missouri. For example, Mid Missouri Truck & Trailer in Mexico, will use
a $9,406 USDA grant to assist with
improvements to their facilities by installing a renewable energy geothermal
heating and cooling system. At the current time, they have no air system in
place. This will allow for a more efficient comfort zone to the employees
to more efficiently work on handling parts and servicing repairs on
semi-trucks and trailers, as well as ag-related equipment to their rural
clientele.
In Jefferson City, Menu Maker Foods, Inc. has been selected for a
$12,458 grant to install energy efficient lighting. This project will
assist Menu Maker Foods with making
energy-efficiency improvements to their distribution facility by replacing
an existing lighting system with a higher efficiency system which will
result in less energy usage.
The Evergreen Institute, LLC in Gerald, received a $5,701
Rural Development grant to assist the
Evergreen Institute with the purchase of a 3.1 kW solar electric system to
be used on a seasonally adjustable ground-mounted rack that will provide 90%
of the electrical needs for their office building.
Poultry operations benefiting with energy efficiency improvements
include: Flat Creek Farms of Pettis County, Inc. $158,459; Double H Poultry,
LLC of Sedalia $93,747; and Keith Haslag of Sedalia, $20,000. These grants
will help to finance new insulation,
siding, radiant heaters, fan cones, shutters, brood curtains, controllers,
vent doors and cooling systems in broiler grower houses to reduce the energy
costs and provide for a more efficient operation. Dirnberger Poultry Inc.
in Benton, will receive $50,000 and Gary Goostree
in Rocky Comfort $18,912, in grant funds to assist with financing
biomass furnaces for poultry houses and substantially reduce the farm’s
annual propane usage.
In addition, the following recipients will use grant funds for
improvements to high efficiency grain drying operations that will reduce the
amount of fuel and energy used in producing a marketable product and feed:
Burke Land Company in Charleston, $49,874; CCR Farms, LLC in Laddonia,
$18,874; David Norton in Plattsburg, $17,690; Marlin Meyer in Ravenwood,
$15,420 and Kenneth Mizer in Marshall, $16,793.
REAP loan guarantees and grants can be used for renewable energy
systems, energy efficiency improvements, feasibility studies and energy
audits. More information on the REAP program, which was authorized under the
2008 Farm Bill, is at:
www.rurdev.usda.gov/rbs/farmbill/index.html.
Funding of each recipient is contingent upon the recipient meeting
the conditions of the grant agreement.
USDA Rural
Development's mission is to increase economic opportunity and improve the
quality of life for rural residents. Rural Development fosters growth in
homeownership, finances business development and supports the creation of
critical community and technology infrastructure. Further information on
rural programs is available at a local USDA Rural Development office or by
visiting
www.rurdev.usda.gov .
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Multi-Agency Resource Centers will be open
to meet with you to answer your disaster
related questions and provide information
and assistance.
Poplar Bluff
Black River Coliseum
201 S. 5 th
Street
Sikeston
Sikeston Sports Complex
501 Campanella Drive
Please call 2-1-1 or 1-800-427-4626 for further information
Tuesday evening September 9th at the September
City Council meeting, in addition to normal business, the council made a
special presentation. The Presentation was a plaque awarded to Allen
Zell on behalf of the Council and the Fire Department. The award was
for service, past and present, on the fire Department and to the City of
Parma, including ticket sales. At the annual Fourth of July picnic,
Allen sold approximately $400.00 worth of tickets. Presenting this
award was Mayor Randall Ramsey, Aldermen Oscar Sapp, Steve Lewis, Barry
Aycock, Fire Chief Chris, Blackburn and firefighter Gary Kinsey.
Friday, August 22, 2008
PARMA -- Amanda Thatch,
90, died Aug. 20, 2008, at the Golden Living Center in New Madrid.
Born Sept. 12, 1917, in Mississippi, to the late Melvin and Georgia
Sain Walker, she lived in Missouri for over 60 years. She was a member
of Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church in Parma where she served as a
Sunday school teacher and was on the Mother's Board and Senior Choir.
She was also a member of many other gospel singing groups.
She married Ezell Thatch who
preceded her in death.
She was also preceded in death by two sons, Charles Edward Thatch and
Ezell Thatch Jr.;
and two brothers, Fred Walker and Melvin Charles Walker.
Survivors include: one son, Louis Robert Lee Thatch of Savoy, Ill.;
four daughters and a son-in-law, Faye and Tommy Wells of New Madrid,
Barbara Robinson of Denton, Texas, Mary
Thatch of Cape Girardeau and Dianna Tillman of Parma; and 16
grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
Visitation is scheduled from 1 p.m. until time of services at 2 p.m.
Saturday at the Parma Community Center. The Rev. Floyd Wade will
officiate.
Burial will follow in the Macedonia Cemetery in Malden.
Williams Funeral Home of Howardville is in charge of arrangements.
General Baptist Church Hosts a Fish Fry
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Parma Volunteer Fire Department Hosts a Fish Fry
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more pictures
 Parma
Methodist Church performs Pantomime presentation of Good Friday
The Parma United Methodist Church observed Good Friday
with a song service both congregational and special music. This was
followed by a Pantomime by Mrs. Mary (Sapp) Pearson. She made a wonderful
performance pantomiming a man taking his children to Jerusalem. While there
they saw the crowds, the trial and crucifixion of Jesus. Wonderful
performance.
Mary also performed this Pantomime at the First Baptist
Church for Easter. They were also thrilled at the performance.
Click here to see pictures of the
full performance.
USDA
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES $512,874 TO THE CITY OF PARMA
On Wednesday,
January 16, 2008, Anita J. “Janie” Dunning, Missouri Rural Development
Acting State Director, joined local Rural Development staff in presenting a
$512,874 Mock Check to the City of Parma. The funds provided will help to
improve the health and safety of the residents of Parma by improving the
water system, adding a new police vehicle and installing a warning siren.
Rural Development approved a
loan for the City of Parma in the amount of $490,000 to upgrade the City’s
water treatment plant and distribution system. Improvements will include
new aeration and sedimentation systems and new distribution lines serving
321 users. The remaining $22,874 was awarded to the City in the form of
grants from Rural Development. A new police car will be purchased with
$10,312 of the grant funds and $12,562 will be used to purchase a storm
siren to replace the current, deteriorating siren.
“We are very pleased with the
support provided by the local Rural Development personnel to address our
community needs. These proposed projects will give us the ability to enhance
our existing resources to provide a better community to our residents who
call Parma ‘home’,” said Parma Mayor Randall Ramsey.
The funding for the City of
Parma is provided through USDA Rural Development's Water and Waste Program
and the Community Facilities (CF) Program. The Water and Waste program
provides loans, grants and loan guarantees for drinking water, sanitary
sewer, solid waste and storm drainage facilities in rural areas, cities and
towns of 10,000 or less. In addition to warning sirens and police cars,
the CF loan and grant program also provides funding to help rural
communities finance essential community facilities, health services, and the
purchase of equipment which will provide vital services to rural residents.
Some examples include financing an ambulance, firefighting equipment, fire
trucks, jaws-of-life, rescue vehicle, 911 dispatch center, justice center,
abuse center, public safety building, medical clinics and hospitals.
"This kind of assistance mirrors
USDA Rural Development’s mission and being committed to the future of rural
communities,” said Dunning. “Appreciation is extended to our Federal
elected officials for supporting USDA Rural Development. They have been
strong proponents for the necessary funding for essential services for rural
Missourians.”
USDA Rural Development's mission
is to increase economic opportunity and improve the quality of life in rural
communities. As a venture capital entity, Rural Development has invested
over $76.8 billion since the beginning of the Bush Administration to provide
equity and technical assistance to finance and foster growth in
homeownership, business development, and critical community and technology
infrastructure.
Further information regarding any of the
USDA Rural Development programs is available by contacting the Charleston
Rural Development Office at
cathy.walters@mo.usda.gov or by calling 573-649-9947, ext. 4. Rural
Development’s web site is:
www.rurdev.usda.gov/mo.
Bill Morgan (Dixie Gas Co.) years ago hired Mike to deliver Gas to Homes
and Businesses. Mike and his brother continued to work with Lance in our
company over the years.
Mike has always given the extra time to help others and now his family
could use support and prayers.
On May 15, 2007 Millie and her sister were involved in a car accident.
Not only has Milie endured heart surgery in April 2007 and the lose of her
Mother on May 8, 2007 but now she is in the hospital awaiting back surgery.
She is in St Louis University as they will be putting a steel rod in her
back.
Gas is really high now and driving back and forth to the hosp. in St.
Louis from Parma; Food, Lodging, etc., will be very expensive.
A Ham and Bean dinner is scheduled for Friday June 8 from 5 p.m. to 8
p.m. in honor of Mike and Millie Cullum. Plates will include ham and bean
dinner, dessert and drink for $5.00. It will be at the Parma Community
Building. All proceeds (100%) raised will be given to Mike and Millie.
Plates can be purchased at the door if you are unable to buy a ticket.
Please show your support during this difficult time.
For those of you wanting to send donations in the honor of Mike and
Millie Cullum please mail donations to the following address:
Bootheel Petroleum
PO Box 317
Parma MO 63870
Donations have been greatly appreciated and given directly to Mike.
April 24th-
Parma Community Center 203 S. Broad,
Parma MO
Health Screenings:
üHeight and
Weight
üBody Mass Index
üBlood Pressure
üVision Screenings
AND MANY MORE
Educational Presentations:
üDiabetes
üHypertension
üPreconception Counseling
üSmoking Cessation
AND MANY MORE
Mahan Gin Co. Office
burned
The office building of the
Mahan Gin Co. burned August 30 morning at about 4 a.m. The
pickup shown below to the right of the building was the cause of the
fire - it was parked under the breezeway and caught on fire. The fire
then spread to the building.
In talking with Mrs. Kim Hampton, she had wonderful accolades
for the Parma Fire Department because of their great job of fighting and
extinguishing the fire. They were very timely and very brave in getting
the fire put out as rapidly as possible.
She said that they definitely will be replacing the building but may
have to wait till after the cotton season is over now.
S.H.O.W. Mobile
Southeast Health On Wheels
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Individuals
interested in being seen for care on the S.H.O.W.
Mobile may make an
appointment by calling:
•S.H.O.W.
Mobile: 1-888-895-7469
•S.H.O.W.
Mobile Office: 573-651-5980
•Delta Area
Economic Opportunity Corporation (DAEOC) County Offices:
Dunklin County:
573-888-9230
New Madrid County:
573-748-5680
Mississippi County:
573-649-2441
Pemiscot County:
573-359-1030
Patients will be seen on
a walk-up basis as time allows.
We are a sliding-fee
clinic--the
minimum fee expected at the
time of service is $10.00
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Campbell Housing
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Pemiscot County
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Oasis Center in Caruthersville, Mo.
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A view inside the SHOW Mobile
Final Bid was $70,100.00 placed seconds before the bidding closed!
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Parma Historic School
Buildings - Elementary Building, Cafeteria, and Gym All three
structures have approximately 40,000 square feet of space,
located on 2.85 acres of land in Parma, Missouri. The Gym was
constructed in the 1940's, with gorgeous hardwood floors and a
large stage, with two large conference rooms attached
and;accessible from the gym.; The Elementary building and
Cafeteria;were rehabilitated with a new AC unit, interior;floors
and walls, etc, in 2004, while the Gym has no available AC unit
currently.; The Cafeteria has a small stage overlooking the
cafeteria and a nice full industrial kitchen and walk-in
freezer.; All tables and chairs are included with the purchase,
along with many other tables, desks, window treatments, etc.;if
requested.; All the buildings have large windows, bringing lots
of light throughout the area.; There is a 150+ paved parking
area in front of the buildings.; The buildings are serviced by
city water/sewer, and propane gas.;Since it was previously a
school, no taxes were assessed; however, our county assessor can
estimate possible tax questions based on what the buyer intends
to use the buildings for.; Please ask and we can take care of it
for you! Prime location in Southeast Missouri, this is perfect
for a manufacturing facility, housing complex, training
facility, or building.; Large workforce availability with many
amenities in Rural Missouri withi n 20 minutes of Sikeston and
10 minutes from Malden, Missouri. $500 earnest due at end of
auction, while paperwork will be done at later date when the
buyer is happy and satisfied!; Balance due at closing.; Visits
and additional photos available upon request.; This is a
beautiful set of buildings owned by the city with a small town
feel, strategically located within distance of Sikeston, Cape
Girardeau, and Poplar Bluff.; Convenient accessibility to State
Highway 60, running from Poplar Bluff (west) into Illinois
(east) is within 15 minutes, while Interstate 55 is within 25
minutes. On Mar-06-06 at 11:34:26 PST, seller added the
following information: Taxes in New Madrid County are based on
32% of the market value per $100. There are 0.6329 in city taxes
and 3.1769 in County taxes. Also, if you renovate or remodel,
that will increase the market value of the property, thus,
increase the taxes.; Whatever is put into the building (purchase
price and any renovations), that is what yo u can determine to
calculate the tax base on.; Hope this information helps. Plus,
in the past, these structures were waived from assessed taxes
because it was an educational facility, so there is no past
history of taxes.
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As reported in the Delta News Citizen on November 2, 2005,
Governor Matt Blunt has announced the approval of state grants totaling
nearly $1.7 million that will help improve water distribution systems in
Parma, Schell city and Washington County, as well as the public wastewater
system in Newburg.
The Missouri Department of Economic Development approved
applications from the cities and county through its Community Development
Block Gran t Program.
"Adequate and safe public infrastructure must be in place
of we are to ensure Missouri communities offer the best quality of life and
are will prepared to attract new economic opportunities and jobs." Blunt
said. "I am pleased the state is able to provide financial assistance to
help these communities improver or implement public water or sewer systems."
The city of Parma received a $500,000 CDBG water grant to
construct a new water treatment system that will replace the current
deterioration 40-year-old system. The new system will consist of a
pressure filtration system, upgrades to the chemical feed system, two new
filter pumps, automatic valves and control upgrades, monitoring and control
equipment , as well as the installation of new six-inch water mains,
security fencing, rehabilitation of the existing elevated storage tank and
modification of the back-up generator.
Dell Consulting of Campbell was the grant writer and
administrator of this project. Smith and Company of Poplar Bluff prepared
the engineering.
State funds will be released to the city of Parma as
certain requirements set forth by the CDBG program are met. The
program provides economic development grants and loans funds to cities with
population under 50,000 and counties under 200,000. Water and
wastewater grants help fund construction related to water treatment and
distribution, or sewer treatment and collection for publicly-owned system.
The City Board in a recent meeting decided to publish the
minutes of their proceedings online. Minutes of the August 9th meeting
are available for review in PDF format. The most recent version of
Adobe Acrobat is required in order to read it. Click the icon below
download it for free.
Click
here to download the minutes.
The residents of Parma have a new Fire Truck. The truck is
a Freightliner with a Rosenbauer custom built fire equipment chassis. Both
Freightliner and Rosenbauer brands are # 1 in their field. The Fire Truck
has a cost of $125,000.00 The current Fire Truck will be kept in service and
will be used as a backup to the new Truck. In Parma's history, this will be
the third Fire Truck and the Fourth Fire vehicle.
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| The new Parma Fire Trucking Arriving. |
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| Fire Chief welcomes driver |
Mayor and Alderman Aycock receive Keys |
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| Aldermen Wofford and Sapp ,and mayor review
documentation. |
Factory Rep shows new fire hoses |
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| Crew inspects engine |
Crew inspects cab controls |
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| Everyone gives the new fire truck a
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A fun time is always enjoyed when Modern Woodmen of
America members and their guests gather at the Tom Zorbas' Grecian Steak
House at Sikeston, MO, the 4th Monday of each month.
Mrs. George Husted (Sidney) walked away with the
monthly door prize, a Melitta Take 2, Dual Travel Mug Coffee Maker.
George and Sidney have been very active in the Gideons where he is the
Chairman of the Dexter Camp U24012, also the Modern Woodmen of America.
For information about MWA fraternal Ins. Co.
Contact District Rep. Ron Ledbetter 1-800-580-7393 or 573-283-5925.
Tom Ryan, who rebuilt
his store in 2002 after a fire destroyed it, has sold it to Mr. Glenn
Wilburn of Sikeston. Mr. Welburn is putting in a full line of groceries at
discount prices and will now be stocking fresh meat as well as the great
BBQ. He will continue the great chili and the regular sandwiches, BBQ and
other chow for lunch time.
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The new Discount Food Mart |
Mr. Wilburn oversees the stocking of the first
food shipment. |
Mr. Glenn Wilburn in his office reviewing shipping
documents. |
Past members of the Parma VFW helped put up a flagpole at
the AgXplore business. Here they are putting the flag up for the first
time. Barry Aycock (owner) is putting it up, one of his assistants watching
and the three VFW members who helped order and install the pole. The three
VFW members are the ones saluting: L-R Tom Womack, Smokie Johnson and
Raymond Dickerson, the main leaders of Parma VFW Post #9359.
DISTRICT - PARMA #3
The New Madrid County Ambulance held an open house at the Parma Ambulance
building from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon November 7th.
The purpose was to give the community an opportunity to visit their newly
constructed facility. This will allow the City of Parma to move into our old
spaces and for the City to expand the Fire Department facility. The
ambulance service now has a building where the team members can be housed 24
hours a day if needed.
The building is located on West Main in Parma and gives direct access to
all of the areas which the ambulance covers. The new building is
approximately 2,500 square feet.
The ambulance District was founded in April 1978. Two of the Board
members, Mr. Harold Hayes and Mr. Albert Sisson are original board members.
Other members are Mr. Bill Nance, Mr. Vernon “Smokey” Johnson, Mrs. Courtney
Boone and Mr. Mark Rennier, and the county Coordinators Mr. Ralph Barnewell,
and the Parma Crew Chief is Mrs. Amelia Denson. Parma has a crew of 10
members made up of both EMT’s and Paramedics, two of which are on duty 24
hours a day. This building is a place everyone can be proud of.
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| Newly constructed Ambulance facility in Parma
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Kitchen area with two Parma Crew members:
Amanda Cullum and Amelia Denson, Crew Director |
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| The lounge are where the “on duty” crew
members can relax during their 24 hours of duty. |
One of the two bedrooms where crew members
can sleep while on duty |
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| The Parma Crew Chief’s office, Amelia Denson
and the Administrator, Ralph Barnwell, reviewing schedules. |
The partially consumed celebration cake
celebrating the official opening of the Parma Ambulance
facility.
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L - R Former board member Doyle Crow, Current
board members: David Hayes, Vernon “Smokey” Johnson and Bill
Nance, and the Administrator Ralph Barnwell.
Board members not shown are:
Mrs. Courtney Boone, Mr. Mark
Rennier and Mr. Albert (Bud) Sisson, Chairman of the Board
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Crew Chiefs and the Director. L - Ralph
Barnwell, Director, “Smokey” Johnson, Amelia Denson and Carroll LeSieur.
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The Ambulance decal on the side of the Parma
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Parma Fire Department and Chili supper with award ceremony
The Parma Fire Department put on a fund raising Chili Supper from 5-7 p.m.,
Friday, February 21st at the Parma Community Center. The dinner was well
attended and very tasty, with the choices of home-made chili or home-made beef
stew. After the supper, the crew gathered around Allen Zell, and Fire
Chief Chris Blackburn presented an awards plaque to Allen Zell for his
consistent and dedicated efforts in being the top ticket salesman of the team.
New QMI Office Building under construction
QMI is continuing to expand both in size and in
outreach. The new office building under construction will house the entire
sales and accounting offices. It will replace the smaller office building
on the right side of the photo. QMI operates within a thirty mile radius
of Parma. The expected moving date is June of 2004.
"We Need Your Help"
1. - Were you or do you know a Parma High
School Crowned Queen - event & year?
2. - All crowned queens - please reply.
The team has
put up portraits of every "Cotton Boll Queen" from 1940
through 1980.
These are beautiful young ladies, you have to come and see them, and
all of the other great decorations.
Friday, July 1ts, "Pirate Nite" featuring
all past "Crowned Queens" of Good ole Parma High!
All past queens, of any category, will be recognized on that evening.
Note: If you were crowned a Queen in any
of the past years, let us know the year and the event.
This will be an exciting time for all the great
"Crowning" events that have been locked in our fond
"Parma High School" memory banks.
Tom
Ryan has worked really hard to get "Ryan's Food Mart" back
in business at the same
location where it was destroyed by a disastrous fire in 2001: 200 East
Main St. in Parma. Tom
opened the store on Monday, September 16, 2002.
The shelves are stocked really well with everything and he has his
wonderful BBQ going. Simply scrumptious!
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The shelves are really well stocked and ready for us to go shopping. |
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The checkout counter is beautiful, especially with a bouquet from
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Parma is
beginning to grow again!!!
Parma
Church of God is expanding
The Church of God is constructing a large
annex to their building which will house kitchen, dinning facilities
and their new Fellowship Hall. The old Fellowship Hall will be turned
into class rooms.
Also!
New
Scales going in at Mahan's Gin.
There is a new, large
70' scales being installed at the Mahan Gin by Allen Hampton. It will be able to handle
almost any size load.
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