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This is the first book in the Capitol News Series of books by C & K Evans Odell. The Capitol News Series contains yearly books with weekly articles that have related the lifestyle of the Capitol and Tie Creek communities. These weekly articles have depicted history, culture, and the events of these communities, that were first presented in many local newspapers over the years. They make the reader a part of the community, and have been of interest to readers across the United States, and even around the world, by those who have insight into the communities, and also those who gain a connection only from reading these happenings in the lives about which they read.

The Capitol News and Tie Creek News has been written by many writers, who have contributed their work to local newspapers, as a community service. Past writers such as: Elizabeth Babb, Olive Odell, and Betty Loken, have included the weekly lives of their neighbors, to help keep their communities connected at home, and all across the country. When their children leave home for the armed services, or college, or to begin a new life in the far reaches of Alaska, or the East Coast; they have been able to keep a connection to home, because their communities are kind enough to share their lives through these writers, and the newspapers that have received their work. No matter where in the world they go, The Capitol News goes along, and even their college friends, army buddies, or new family, soon feel they are a part of The Capitol News.