New Pharmacist: “This Is Home”
August 19, 2010
DAYTON - The last time Holly Warner left the Touchet Valley, she cried for days.
She was barely 11 and living with her mom in Dixie, which she says was a tomboy's paradise. There was a creek close to her house on a 20-acre farm. The property had an orchard, three vegetable gardens and a treehouse. Warner was an avid horseback rider. In the winter, she'd hit the slopes at Bluewood. She liked walking to school, which had just 40 kids kindergarten through 5th grade. "I loved it here. It was the best place to grow up," she says. "It felt safe." They had moved there four years earlier to b...
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