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.

2 Cents Worth

Hurrah it's supposed to be 70 here today, I'm just like a kid let me outside, I want to play in the flowers!!!!!! Joe is going to work in his garden, he's got the old tomato vines in their cages to throw in the dumpster.

Letter to the Editor

Solutions to Secret Simon Dear Editor Soon early voting for the primaries will begin. I encourage all to vote and have their say. I appeal to all that you do not have to vote for Simon Wade. You may note that he is unopposed.

Shoot it!

Little Dribblers basketball has several things happening at once. Kids are being told to look, pass, shoot, dribble, jump, grab, and steal. It’s a tall order for these short humans. When you do have someone who actually can run and dribble and shoot, the issue then becomes one of ball management.

Aspermont ISD’s HVAC Repair: On Track for Cool Performances at One Act Play Competition

Aspermont School Trustees met on Monday, hearing an update on the district’s HVAC project that officials hope will address deficiencies in climate controls in the junior high building for the upcoming UIL competition, with the project’s second phase expected to be completed before graduation...

WASTEBASKETS, DEADLINES, AND HERE IT COMES AGAIN

In the past, my editorial news commentary and my humor column, “This World of Hurt,” have appeared separately within the pages of this publication.

TEA annual report just released

The Texas Education Agency’s annual report was released last week. It indicates per-student funding in the 2021-2022 school year averaged $14,928 per student, up 42% since 2011. However, state funding has only risen slightly in the past decade, while local funding has increased substantially.

2 Cents Worth

Before I forget it just wanted to let all of you know I really like getting the paper on line, Patricia had been trying to get me to change, and I thought I can't do that but you know what, your are never too old to learn something new, and I really like it.

A firm in Fredericksburg makes cast iron skillets

If you want an upscale, state of the art cast iron skillet, go to Fredericksburg.