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Page 10A — Wednesday, October 28, 2020, The True Citizen
New Beta Club inductees at EBA
Several students at Edmund Burke Academy were recently inducted to the school’s Beta Club.
To be invited to Beta Club, students must have maintained a 90 grade point average or higher
and exemplify high academic achievement, character, leadership and service. New inductees
include, from left, front row: Noah Kate Mobley, Kelsey Jacquess, Mary Joyce James, Lillie
Brown, Mary Benton Sylvester and Grace Tsakonas; and back row: William Hood, Braxton
Myers, Kathryn Taylor, Noah Christian and Jordan Giles.
Lively
through the global pandemic
and the nationwide political
idiocy could spend a few days
simply seeing Yellowstone.
Yellowstone is good for the
soul and the heart.
You could spend a year in the
park and never see it all, and
it's forever protected from de
velopment or industry. Thank
you, Teddy Roosevelt.
In Yellowstone, I saw moun
tains so tall that the peaks were
lost in the clouds.
In Yellowstone, I saw herds
of buffalo so large that I
couldn't tell where they began
and ended.
In Yellowstone, I saw wa
terfalls so magnificently mes
merizing that I lost a couple
of hours sitting on a boulder
watching the water tumble
through the Grand Canyon of
the Yellowstone River.
In Yellowstone, I saw some
thing that I'd never seen before.
I saw wolves, y'all.
Wolves in the wild.
Wolves have always been my
favorite of all of God's wildlife,
so much so that as a young
father, my children's birthday
or Christmas gifts to me very
often related to wolves. Wolf
books. Wolf figurines. Wolf
pictures. I still have some of
them.
But after half a lifetime Out
West, I'd never seen wolves in
the wild.
Now I have.
Three of them.
If I lost an hour or two
watching the waterfalls, I lost
half a day watching the wolves
as they stalked the buffalo or
pronghorn herds. Sadly, they
were too far away to get pic
tures, but I was thankful that
I'd remembered to bring my
binoculars. The wolves were
stealthy and patient and would
silently move whenever the
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herd moved. The wolves never
made a charge, but I had the
feeling if I'd been able to tarry
longer, I'd have seen a take
down.
It was like watching a Na
tional Geographic program
on the History Channel, only
better.
I saw the wolves about half
way through my two week road
trip, but it was most definitely
the highlight.
I put exactly 5027 miles on
my truck and I don't regret one
of them.
America the Beautiful is a
roadtripper's paradise.
Don't believe me?
Hit the highway and see for
yourself.
Just don't forget your bin
oculars.
And your mask.
Happy trails.
JUDGE ASHLEY
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Judge Ashley Moore Jr. is a proud, lifelong resident of Burke County. Over the
years, he's remained active in the community by working behind the scenes to
Ignite positive change. Serving on numerous local boards has enabled him to
develop strategic relationships with many of our community's organizations:
Center for New Beginnings, Early Head Start and CSRA EOA Head Start,
Optimist Club, Waynesboro Primary and Burke County High Schools Parent
Advisory Councils, State Superintendent's Parent Advisory Council, and the
Waynesboro Concert Series.
For the past several years, he has served as an Associate Magistrate Judge for
the Burke County Magistrate Court; and, is the Founder/Pastor of The Rock
Church (Waynesboro).
S.E.T THE BAR WITH MOORE
Service to the constituents of this
great community shouEd be marked
by excellence. It should be our duty to
innovate processes and extend the
highest and best service to citizens.
Education through Community
Outreach Programs will help connect
Individuals to resources from the
Probate Court that are most helpful.
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foundation of the Probate Court, and
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