Signs of Fall
Last week I wrote about my version of deer season which is when the does and fawns emerge from the seclusion of birth as mama introduces her baby to the wonders of nature. […]
Columns
Jim Tripp has been making jewelry and keepsake boxes since 2012
Jim Tripp and his wife Linda live in Emory on two acres of land that has 50 pecan trees. […]
Deer Season
According to Google, this year’s general deer hunting season in Northeast Texas runs from November 1 to January 4. […]
Point Fire Chief Roger Hunt says public service runs in his family
The City of Point Fire Department’s mission is to protect and enhance the quality of life for all citizens and visitors from the adverse effects of natural and man-made emergencies. […]
Life Stages
One of the courses I took in college was Human Development. […]
Jennie Henson is President of Point Ladies Civic Club
Jennie Henson first joined the Point Ladies Civic Club in 2014 and accepted the position of telephone chairman. […]
Who’s in control?
One of the big debates of our time, as liberal theologians move further away from a literal interpretation of the Bible, is whether the first sin in the Garden was actually eating the forbidden fruit or if that is an analogy for some other action. […]
Sisters, Juanita Campbell and Ann Phillips, have found happiness at the Emory Senior Center
Juanita Campbell and Ann Phillips are sisters who were born in Rains County in the early 1940s. […]
Keeping it simple on the 4th
Today is Saturday, July 5, and we just finished celebrating Independence Day, the anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, by which the United States of America was established. […]
New Rains County Public Library Director Bernadette Thompson has high qualifications for the job
New Rains County Public Library Director Bernadette Thompson had all the right qualifications to step into the position that recently opened when Wendy Byrd recently retired from serving as Librarian due to a move out of state. […]