Quiet Echo: A Cedar Valley News Podcast
On this Tuesday, George Khan looks down at the one thing almost nobody else does: the coins in his cash drawer. For the country’s two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, the United States Mint quietly redesigned America’s circulating money, with five new quarters carrying the Mayflower Compact, the Revolutionary War, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address, all stamped with the dual date seventeen seventy-six and twenty twenty-six, for one year only. George watches the history pass hand to hand across his counter while most people drop it straight into the cupholder until a nine-year-old girl stops, asks what she is holding, and keeps it. His one request: next time you get change, look at the back of it, and if a child is near, put it in their hand and tell them what it is. The front porch is open. Readers of the Cedar Valley News are gathering on Facebook to respond to the editorials, share their own stories, and join a conversation built on respect, honesty, and no party lines. Come sit with us: https://bit.ly/40p8jKy
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