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The Georgia Bulldogs Win The College National 

Championship Title Since 1980

The 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship Game was played last night, Monday, January 10th in Indianapolis, Indiana and the Georgia Bulldogs brought home the trophy with a 33-18 win over Alabama. This is the first time the Dawgs have won since

The Georgia Bulldogs Win The College National 

Championship Title Since 1980

The 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship Game was played last night, Monday, January 10th in Indianapolis, Indiana and the Georgia Bulldogs brought home the trophy with a 33-18 win over Alabama. This is the first time the Dawgs have won since 1980. Alabama and Georgia faced each other in the eighth College Football Playoff title game. Last season, Alabama routed Ohio State, 52-24, to win its third College Football Playoff National Title and sixth National Championship overall under Coach Nick Saban. The top four teams in the last College Football Playoff rankings of the season played in the semifinals on Dec. 31, 2021. No. 1 Alabama defeated No. 4 Cincinnati in the Cotton Bowl, and No. 3 Georgia dominated No. 2 Michigan in the Orange Bowl. Congratulations to Coach Kirby Smith and the entire coaching staff, to the team and to all the Dawg Fans! 

So how is your new year going? If you are a Georgia Bulldog fan, it is going GREAT for you.  I am a Gator Gurl for sure but I am excited for the Dawgs!  It's been a long time since 1980.  I was three years old the last time the Dawgs won the Championship.  Congratulations Dawg Nation!

 I hope you enjoy this week's edition of The Martin New

So how is your new year going? If you are a Georgia Bulldog fan, it is going GREAT for you.  I am a Gator Gurl for sure but I am excited for the Dawgs!  It's been a long time since 1980.  I was three years old the last time the Dawgs won the Championship.  Congratulations Dawg Nation!

 I hope you enjoy this week's edition of The Martin News.   I hope everyone has a great week!  Thank you for your support to The Martin News.  

Sticker Booking Soothes The Soul

January 13th is National Sticker Day and it's the perfect day to go crazy with your love for them! The first stickers began as tax and postage stamps in the 1800s, but they have come a long way since then and there are a variety of uses and styles today. There are political stickers, band stickers, bu

Sticker Booking Soothes The Soul

January 13th is National Sticker Day and it's the perfect day to go crazy with your love for them! The first stickers began as tax and postage stamps in the 1800s, but they have come a long way since then and there are a variety of uses and styles today. There are political stickers, band stickers, bumper stickers and many more stickers to choose from.  Do you have enough stickers? Probably not, as you can never have enough. Take the time to get some on National Sticker Day. You could get a new bumper sticker for your car or some fun stickers to put on your laptop or guitar case. If you scrapbook, stickers are great for decorating pages. Make this day the day you replenish your scrapbook and sticker supplies! Whatever your reason, be sure to get some and get creative with them! I actually had a sticker book for years and lost it somewhere so my dad bought me another one for Christmas. He bought me a whole pile of stickers to go with it. One of my favorite gifts!

By: Lexi Ames

Source: National Today

How To Store And Wash 

Your Face Masks

With COVID still around, masks are still being worn. Keeping them clean is very important. Store your cloth mask properly and wash it regularly to keep it clean. Consider having more than one mask on hand so that you can easily replace a dirty mask with a clean one. Make sure to remove you

How To Store And Wash 

Your Face Masks

With COVID still around, masks are still being worn. Keeping them clean is very important. Store your cloth mask properly and wash it regularly to keep it clean. Consider having more than one mask on hand so that you can easily replace a dirty mask with a clean one. Make sure to remove your mask correctly and wash your hands after touching a used mask. If your mask is wet or dirty from sweat, saliva, make-up, or other liquids or substances, keep it in a sealed plastic bag until you can wash it. Wash wet or dirty masks as soon as possible to prevent them from becoming moldy. Wet masks can be hard to breathe through and are less effective than dry masks. You can store your mask temporarily to reuse later. Remove your mask correctly and wash your hands after touching a used mask. Keep it in a dry, breathable bag (like a paper or mesh fabric bag) to keep it clean between uses. When reusing your mask, keep the same side facing out. If you are taking off your mask to eat or drink outside of your home, you can place it somewhere safe to keep it clean, such as your pocket, purse, or paper bag. Make sure to wash or sanitize your hands after removing your mask. After eating, put the mask back on with the same side facing out. Be sure to wash or sanitize your hands again after putting your mask back on. Wash your cloth mask whenever it gets dirty or at least daily. If you have a disposable face mask, throw it away after wearing it once. Using a washing machine. Include your mask with your regular laundry. Use regular laundry detergent and the appropriate settings according to the fabric label. By hand: Wash your mask with tap water and laundry detergent or soap. Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove detergent or soap. Dry your mask. Dry your mask completely in a warm or hot dryer. You can air dry by hanging your mask in direct sunlight to dry completely. If you cannot hang it in direct sunlight, hang or lay it flat and let it dry completely. Stay safe!