ET Police Chief Rick South always wanted to be in law enforcement
East Tawakoni Police Chief Rick South has a total of 25 years in law enforcement and has spent the last 18 years in his current position. […]
Columns
We Have Kittens!
Almost three months ago I first wrote about a little orange and gray tabby cat that had begun hanging around on our front porch, much to Kitty’s displeasure. […]
Karen Young has a servant’s heart
Karen Young’s dream job is to work at a funeral home because she believes that God gave her a servant’s heart. […]
Listening with your face
Last week I wrote about common courtesy, specifically, taking time to pay attention to your children and to those around you. […]
Former student, Bryan Kelley, is now teacher/coach at RISD
Coach Bryan Kelley is in his fourth year at Rains ISD, teaches physical education, is head coach for football and basketball at Rains Junior High, and he is head coach of the varsity track team. […]
Take the Flowers
Saturday morning, I saw this on Facebook posted by Stephanie Henderson. […]
Griselda Chalk is local American Legion Auxiliary President
Griselda Chalk’s husband Lowel (Ed) is commander of the American Legion post in Emory so it is not surprising that she might be involved in Post 156 activities. […]
Drama on the front porch
My normal deadline for submitting my weekly column is Monday afternoon, and just like when I was in school, I sometimes wait until the last minute. […]
Abigail Reed is Assistant Auditor in Rains County
Abigail Reed has been serving as Assistant Auditor in Rains County for the past two years. […]
Country Cookin’ by any other name
I’ve been doing a lot of cooking lately – A LOT! […]