Good friends
I joined Facebook many years ago when a friend suggested I sign up so she could share pictures of her grandchildren with me. Why not? […]
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Emily Kennemer-Nine – Teacher with HOF background
Emory resident Emily Kennemer-Nine began teaching English to eighth graders at Wills Point Middle School in 2013 after graduating from East Central University (ECU) in Ada, Oklahoma the previous year. […]
Spring – Love it or hate it
One of David’s jobs around the Brendle homestead is to wash the cars. It’s not one of his favorite pastimes, probably because invariably, the day after he washes one or both vehicles, it rains. […]
Young balances county business and medical practice
His biggest responsibility in the position is setting the county budget and working with other officials to set tax rates so the budget can be funded. […]
Jonathan Lance teaches more than the 3 Rs
In late December I saw a post on a Facebook page written by Jonathan Lance, theater teacher at Rains High School. […]
Businessman David Frost helps others where the Lord takes him
David Frost, owner of D & J Sales & Service, is much more than a businessman. He is an Amateur radio user (ham operator), is a member of Texas Baptist Men (TBM) who provide food, labor and supplies during disasters, and he is a first responder for the Point Fire Department. […]
Book sales and library lists
The Friends of Rains County Public Library Spring Book Sale Event is less than two months away, and I’m getting worried. Why? […]
Chief Deputy District Clerk Butler decorates office with her artwork
Chief Deputy District Clerk Melissa Butler has been in her position with Rains County for seven years. […]
Grand Central – Sanctuary?
This month David has “the duty” at church on Sunday morning. […]
Looking back on Super Bowl 50
Super Bowl 57 has come and gone, and we missed it, at least most of it. […]