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We bought a truck from Liberty, and we did have issues. However, they went above and beyond to make it right. We are in a truck we love and would recommend anyone to purchase your vehicle here. They are kind, honest, and good people which is rare these days. We love our truck and love Liberty Auto.

Delivery time depends upon inventory availability in local area, freight schedules to local stores, and in some cases the shipping address. Delivery may be delayed if Aaron's cannot confirm customer's information or cannot reach customer to arrange delivery. Aaron's may exclude merchandise from Express Delivery (where available) due to local merchandise restrictions at our discretion. Same day delivery limited to in-stock merchandise ordered by 4 p.m. with approved agreement. Same day delivery not available on Sundays.

With original receipt (your packing slip/invoice), we will honor a refund in the original form of payment within 60 days of purchase. If a Cato gift card was used, a new gift card will be issued. Items must be unworn and have price tickets attached. Washed or worn merchandise cannot be returned or exchanged unless defective. If you do not have your original receipt, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-758-CATO (2286). For more information about returns, click here.

Cato Fashions offers Cato Style Rewards for Cato credit card holders. If you have a Cato credit card, you are automatically enrolled. To apply for the Cato credit card, visit your local Cato store or apply online here.

This trail begins at the Mountain Creek Lodge parking area at Canyon Rim Center. It descends into Lick Hollow and then routes back up to the rim of the hollow where there is a beautiful view of the Bluestone Canyon. The trail then loops around and returns to the parking area.

This trail begins behind McKeever Lodge. After about a 0.25 mile of steep descent, the trail becomes relatively level. One and a half miles from the lodge, it crosses the Canyon Rim Trail. After passing under the Aerial Tramway, the trail meets the County Line Trail about 2.25 miles from McKeever Lodge. The trail goes through a series of switchbacks for 1.25 miles to the Bluestone River. After wading the river, it is an easy 0.75 mile walk to Mountain Creek Lodge. The trail then continues downstream for another mile where it ends at the junction of the Farley Loop Trail and the Bluestone Turnpike Trail.

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The Virginian 308 was one of twenty-five cabooses built by the St. Louis Car Company in 1948-49 for the Virginian Railway. They were numbered 300-324. It was donated by the Norfolk Southern to the City of Princeton in 1989. In the fall of 2010, it was brought to its new home here at the museum. The Princeton Railroad Museum has restored this caboose. We had the floor fixed and we had the caboose repainted.

Yes, the Legislature should approve significant pay increases for public employees, and they should be scheduled each and every year over the course of the next decade to bring salaries here in line with national averages.

William P. Cheshire, Jr., MD, MA, FAAN, is Professor of Neurology at the Mayo Clinic in Florida,* where he chairs the Ethics Committee and leads the Program in Professionalism & Values. His expertise encompasses disorders of the autonomic nervous system and neuroethics. He is Senior Fellow for The Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity.

"Today was good from a standpoint of that first round kind of set the pace for us," Coach John Smith said. "Pushing nine of the 10 into the finals is always a good thing when you're in the Big 12 because you really position your team to win. The final round I thought was pretty good. I'm not mad, but there were a couple of things I would have liked to see differently, but overall it takes a team effort, and this team today definitely gave the effort."

The day's most awaited match was saved for last as Perry and Howe went head-to-head in the final bout of the night. Several controversial and reviewed calls created an intense atmosphere as the two battled it out to be the Big 12's best. Perry snagged two escapes, while Howe picked up the bout's only takedown, but it was Perry's riding time advantage that secured the Cowboy's fourth Big 12 title.

"It's nice to win four. I really didn't pay much attention to it coming in," Perry said. "As a whole, I just felt relaxed. I just felt good all week, so to come in here and beat him was big for me. If I can beat him here, I know I can beat him anywhere. He'll be ready in Oklahoma City, and I'm not even thinking forward to if I wrestle him, unless it happens. I've been in tight matches with a lot of guys this year, and I've just got to focus and worry about myself and not worry about the other competitors. I've just got to come out and execute. I believe in myself. I love winning, and I believe March is my time every year." 781b155fdc