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In an effort to recapture some of its past magic, the annual Christmas on Main Street festival has been moved back to the evening to mimic the event from years ago.

It takes 10-year-old Rose “Rosie” Russell a little while to warm up to strangers, and understandably so. She has dealt with a myriad of doctors, nurses, specialists, nurses aids and other medical staff coming in and out of her life for more than six years.

Several additional citizens have added their names to the ballot for the May 2014 primary election.
Since Nov. 8, two republicans have filed for office, as well as five democrats.
Incumbent republican magistrates Hobert Judd and Mike Moody are each seeking re-election. Judd serves the Waterford area, and Moody serves the Taylorsville area.
On the democrat side, Garland Armstrong is seeking re-election as surveyor.
Ruth Hollan, incumbent, has filed for county attorney.

The annual Christmas Home Tour — sponsored by Taylorsville Main Street  — is scheduled for Dec. 7 from 3-9 p.m. Tickets are $15 each and are for sale at The Red Scooter. Tickets will be for sale the day of the event. Participants are encouraged to purchase their tickets before 5 p.m. Dec. 7, as Main Street will be closing at 5 p.m. for the Christmas on Main Street event.