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Atlanta media mogul Tyler Perry paid the grocery bills for all shoppers during senior hour Wednesday morning at 44 Kroger supermarkets in metro Atlanta and 29 more in his hometown of New Orleans. Read more at the Atlanta Journal.

Mark Wineka said… I need a favor — well, several.

As we hunker down against COVID-19, it presents a challenge to the usual way we put together an issue of Salisbury the Magazine. I feel uncomfortable right now asking writers, photographers and the subjects of their stories to jeopardize their own isolations for features that probably could hold for a better time.

So for the Summer (June-July) issue of the magazine, I’m hoping readers can provide a lot of the material. That’s where you and the favors come in. Click here to continue the article at Salisbury Post.

As coronavirus has infected every state in the nation and people are stuck inside their homes in an attempt to prevent it from spreading even more, things are feeling a little bleak.So some are trying to spread a little hope and cheer instead.People around the country are putting up their Christmas lights and encouraging others to do the same. Read more at CNN

Bob Vollmer has stories. Lots of stories.

But at age 102 and with 57 years on the job, Indiana’s oldest-ever state government employee is moving on to a new story: retirement. From USA Today

She was a dancer, he was an Army ranger. 30 years later, they still write daily love letters – From USA Today

Undying love: Years after losing cancer battle, he still gets wife Valentine’s Day flowers – From USA Today

Hobby Lobby President Steve Green Shares How Important the Bible Is in His Life, Business From Christian Headlines

The chaplain for the Super Bowl-bound Kansas City chiefs says the organization’s openness to matters of faith makes his job “easy.” From Christian Headlines

Adorable 3-year-old leads his pre-K class in lunchtime prayer From USA Today.