Dear Editor

CORRUPTION AT ITS FINEST!!

NO SPEECH FOR YOU

It would be a safe bet to predict that in the days following the Texas Primary Election — especially one that overturned a longstanding local official’s seat — there would be plenty of news to editorialize.

Dear Editor

Sheriff Simon Wade has brought new life to the Fisher County Law Enforcement Center after it was left in shambles by the former Sheriff.Since taking office in July 2023, Sheriff Wade has demonstrated his commitment to upholding the constitution and prioritizing the needs of the residents.

Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, For several weeks now, I have been reading the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR in DMC and have had some thought provoking assumptions from the submissions.

2 Cents Worth

Good morning to all my friends that are visiting with me this morning, it's a beautiful day in Aspermont, Texas, this morning. Joe and I have been outside all morning looking at everything and watering his onions, lettuce, and sinach.

Did you vote?

Schools require 70% on report cards to pass.We expect medical professionals and mechanics to perform at 100% level of care when it comes to our bodies and our vehicles.Think 10% of your salary would pay the bills? I guarantee if you only put in 10% effort into your job, you would be fired.

How to Divide Your Personal Possessions Without Dividing the Family

Dear Savvy Senior, Do you have any suggestions on divvying up my personal possessions to my kids after I’m gone without causing hard feelings or conflict? I have a lot of jewelry, art, family heirlooms and antique furniture, and four grown kids that don’t always see eye-to-eye on things.

Old Glory News

I bet everyone has really been enjoying all the pretty weather. It's not quite spring yet but the weather sure seems like it. I bet we will still have some cold weather.Another month gone and time marches on. March is going to be a long month, so much going on and it will be a busy month.

Paul will teach you about mules

“The personality of the mule is more like the personality of a dog,” says Paul Garrison of Medina. “The only difference is you can’t have that mule lay in your lap.” Paul trains mules to ride or pull at his place in Medina. He’ll also come to your place to teach you about mules.

THAT’S NOT FUNNY

Likely, anyone who watched the livestream of last week’s Rotan City Council meeting would anticipate me having formed an opinion on the matter, and while I do plan to share some brief editorial commentary, what I would like to chat about are things the council didn’t consider.