Libraries have been around a LONG time
Libraries, or at least collections of written records of all kinds, have apparently been around since – well, since written records have been around. […]
Columns
Alice Wenzel carries on her mother’s legacy with Point Ladies Civic Club
Alice Wenzel, president of the civic club, information which she gleaned from a club pamphlet dates it back to 1944. […]
The Ark Encounter
It’s hard to believe that I began writing about our trip to Kentucky a month ago and am just now getting to the main attraction of the trip – the Ark itself. […]
April Emig, Blanca Hermenegildo appraise market value of properties
April Emig and Blanca Hermenegildo work for the Rains County Appraisal District providing market value for real and business personal property. […]
God Provides
One of the rotating duties of the deacons at Believers’ Baptist is to set up the table for The Lord’s Supper. […]
Mary White, at 87, barely slowing down her community involvement
Mary White’s family has lived and worked in Emory since the 19th century. […]
The Creation Museum
After three columns, I’m finally ready to tell you about Wednesday, the sixth day of our nine-day trip to Kentucky and the day we finally made it to the Creation Museum. […]
Callentine very active in the Crafty Ladies and Piecemakers
Cindy Callentine is treasurer of The Crafty Ladies, a club that was organized in 1975 for the purpose of providing baked goods for nursing homes. […]
Homeschooling vs. Public Education
Two weeks ago I mentioned that our trip to Kentucky with Robert and Fawncyne began with a two-day stop in Frisco to watch one of their grandsons play in a basketball tournament. […]
New police chief has wide range of work experience and education
Police Chief Lasaro (Laz) Birdwell was sworn into his position on February 8, but has been a patrol officer at the department since May 22, 2023. […]