We could not let the day pass without noting that our Facebook page passed a notable mark today with a total of 600 users. We really appreciate you all and are glad that so many stay in touch. On behalf of Becky, Susan and myself, thank you for your participation. We appreciate the photos and stories you share and the gratitude you have shown for this venture. Recently, we made a slight tweak to our rules and now allow family...

Hello, everyone! Once again I am behind on Grove news, but hopefully today will be the start of a better way to keep up. I enlisted the help of someone far more technical than myself to help me set up a way to send future posts to the mailing list and to Facebook. This is a website post, but a copy is going to our mailing and also to the Grove Facebook page. Fingers crossed! ? ***For our Facebook users,...

We're getting there! I'm testing the Facebook page and mailing list. Sorry...I would limit the audience if I could. [caption id="attachment_1310" align="alignleft" width="200"] Photo courtesy of Shannon McFarlin.[/caption] As an aside, I love this picture from Shannon. I hope to use it as a logo on future posts. It certainly does bring back memories. Just filling in here, because I want to put some text in to test both sides. So what a good time to say how absolutely grateful...

My current dilemma with the website is keeping up with Facebook. It's been too easy to put things there, but I fear we are leaving out the non-Facebook users. This is a test post on the Grove website which I hope will result in a post on Facebook. I've contracted with an expert to help find a way to simplify this and ensure that everything gets to everyone. I am hoping this post (from the site) will be a start....

[caption id="attachment_1310" align="aligncenter" width="650"] Photo by By Shannon McFarlin, News Director at Radio NWTN[/caption] For those of you who may have missed this, I thought you would like to know about problems with our beloved Grove tower. Structural issues have been uncovered which have forced staff to temporarily relocate. The historic tower was built in 1906 and now houses offices of Henry County Schools. Read the full article here...    

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