WRITER'S CORNER

God thank you! for providing caring people to go into a town that was in dire of help in great sorrow for they heard your voice and obey. God Thank you! for providing a day of rest to worship and honor you.

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A few weeks ago, I was minding my own business when my wife tells me she wants me to take a test.

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Wonderful wonderful rain, got up and Joe's garden was full of water, got up the next morning and much to my surprise the garden was under water again!!!!! Sure did help the looks of those squash vines, I told Joe they may pay for their seed yet!!!!!

Nationwide Problems, Local Solutions

Last week’s essay about the perils of Gnosticism was one of the bestreceived essays I’ve written in some time. More important than any number of “likes” was to start conversations about how to be a person of both faith and works and influence the world positively.

LIVING IN THE ROUGH AT ELBOW

RC Reed grew up on a farm near Elbow, a tiny community a few miles from Big Spring. I asked him how it got that name. He replied, “Elbow Creek.” I asked him how Elbow Creek got its name. “Because it’s shaped like an elbow,” he said.

CHECK YOUR MIRRORS

Upon finishing one’s junior year of high school, students would benefit from a life skills curriculum.

Faces & Places

“I don't really care if people forget me. My legacy wasn't about me. I was about everything I could do for another. When that sinks in...well you try a little harder. You dream a little broader.

TEA directed to make schools safer

Gov. Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Education Agency to ensure school facilities are made safer in the wake of the killing of 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary in Uvalde.

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Wow what a week, seems like Joe and I can't get it all done, maybe we are trying to do too much, or we can think of too much to do!!!!!! We have worked outside as much as we can, with this wind blowing a gale, and the heat, we have to pick our times.

ENNS HAS KOLACHE, BLUEBONNETS AND POLKA

Ennis has had a Bluebonnet Festival 70 years. “We have bluebonnet trails that go through some of the rural towns east of here,” says Jean Paul Beebe, an active resident of Ennis. “Some of those towns are Bristol, Alsdorf, Crisp, Telico and others you’ve never heard of.”