Help Harrison County with Sarah Blessing

09/12/2025

It’s time we all worked together to stop the fear, hate, and division that is tearing our country apart. We do this by putting our hurt aside, by stopping taking everything personally. We TALK to each other. Disagree peacefully. Find common ground. And most importantly….we compromise and make changes that help everyone.

I’m so tired of the bullies on both the R side and the D side. I don’t want them being in charge anymore.

Violence just makes more violence. Did we forget the words of MLKJr or what happened to him?

This is exactly why I started Project Next with Tim Peck. The side I’m on thinks Republican voters are monsters. And guess what…the Rs think Ds are monsters. It’s so stupid. We are all people.

But also we didn’t come to this division because we aren’t smart. So many profit off of this fear of the “other” side. Social media, 24 news, click bate outrageous headlines…and the constant bad news being thrust in our faces.

I see so many of my dem friends get more radical and more radical because that’s how they grow their followers. And they get more emotional and more upset. And I love a lot these people. It’s hard for me to show them what is happening without them getting mad at me.

I go to protests where I’m scared by what some of these people say and the rage inside of them.

We need to heal as a country and that’s hard when the people running our government keep shouting the scary things. So we are going to have to do this ourselves. We have to be the change we want to see in this world.

If you are scared right now…what positive thing can you contribute to society? Can you help lower the temperature of the people around you? Can you point out to rage filled people that we need more peace right now?

I don’t want people going after me in the comments. I want actual solutions so we vote for our leaders and we stop trying to solve things with violence. I get that gun violence is a huge problem. How can we fix it and stop just blaming everyone.

So I want solutions. I want peaceful compromise. I want reaching across the aisle to talk to people so we can figure out we are not that different.

I will do my best to stop engaging in the divisive content. I will try harder to be more uniting. I see how hard it is. Love to everyone right now.

I think things will get worse and then they will get better if more of us can learn to unite. 💜💛🧡🩷❤️💙💚🩵

09/11/2025

Check out every single adoptable cat and dog ready for Anne home right now at the Harrison County Animal Control, Corydon Indiana. I wanted to take home adorable King Tut. Those ears!!!

08/18/2025

Maybe we don’t give the parks department most of our tax dollars? Maybe we help children instead?

07/02/2025

We need local news. It’s one of the best ways to hold locals who abuse their power accountable. This is sad.

05/27/2025

05/27/2025

05/16/2025

Here is the post our Harrison County Parks Superintendent put on FB today about me.

I would like to invite Larry on a Project Next show with me so he can explain why I am the idiot, and he is the poor guy doing nothing to hurt our county.

Larry, you have my email.

My friend Integrity and Accountability with Shawn Bostock texted this to me. I would like to thank him for sticking up for me.

05/10/2025

05/05/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Ad3MXUoc7/

South Harrison is eligible to distribute FREE summer meals to children 18 years of age and under this summer! These meals will be distributed at South Central Elementary and Corydon Intermediate, every Monday, starting June 2nd - August 4th.

Each meal bag will contain 5 breakfast meals and 5 lunch meals.

Children must be present at pickup unless you have completed this survey 👉🏻http://bit.ly/4363rL7

For more information, go to: https://www.shcsc.k12.in.us/o/shcsc/page/food-services

04/30/2025

From a FB friend of mine. Info about North Harrison schools and the new changes to our budget and state laws.

For All my North Harrison Community School Facebook friends, I attended the North Harrison School board work session last evening (Tuesday, April 29) to specifically hear how Indiana Senate Bill 1 would affect our school corporation's bottom line. While I think everyone is on board for lower property taxes, doing so is a double-edged sword when it comes to school funding. North Harrison will see $381,730 less in next year's budget and will continue to see less money in their operational budget for 2027 and 2028. The administration is looking at other areas in the budget where money can be saved. Another area of concern for me was the passage of the law requiring public schools to share a portion of their monies with charter schools in their districts. Luckily, the North Harrison School district does not have any charter schools at this time. I also asked Mr. Freed, the superintendent, about the edict from the national and state governments regarding DEI programs. Since North Harrison's minority population is so low, there are no DEI programs in the schools. We definitely know that CRT is not and has never been taught in the North Harrison Schools despite some politicians making that claim. However, our neighbors to the East, Floyd and Clark counties, will be faced with having to decide to cut any DEI programs they may have since they have a much larger minority population. In addition, I told him I was concerned about how the DEI initiative could affect our children (I have a first grade granddaughter) learning about Black History month and other historical events. My first grade granddaughter learned about Harriet Tubman and others. We discussed slavery and its effects on our country. This history, in my opinion, is important for our children to know. The history of our country has not always been pretty, but we owe it to our children (age appropriate material) to make them aware of this country's past, even though it was sometimes very brutal and inhumane. Lastly, I told Mr. Freed I was not happy that the legislature decided to make school board elections partisan. I think it was totally uncalled for and does nothing to make our schools better. Rather it interjects political ideology into school board elections when the real focus should be on making sure our students are well educated, well rounded and critical thinkers. The question school board members should ask themselves is not "how does this policy or practice align with my party's political ideology", but "does this policy or practice benefit our students and provide an environment to help all students succeed".