My Goat is Got
This goat thing is driving me nuts. Not that I necessarily had all that far to go, of course, but still. I’m going to need some help on this one.
What happened was, a goat got arrested. Now, right off, you know you’re looking at good column material when you see a headline that says, ‘No, seriously.
March is National Nutrition Month—what better time to build a keyhole garden? Dr. Deb Tolman gave a great program last Saturday, and while “Rome wasn’t built in a day” our keyhole garden at the Food Bank was built in about 3 hours! We had 15 people stay after the program to help build it, and having Bob and Linda Laury and Craton and Wendy Hastings involved from the “get-go” was a huge factor in our success.
CHINESE medicine dates back over 3000 years. It is still a very valid system that treats the body holistically. At first glance, it seems simplistic because the conditions treated within Chinese medicine use terms such as excess fire or water or wind rather than our modern scientific names. Yet this system is actually very complex and can be significantly more effective than our modern medicine especially with chronic health problems.
The part of Chinese medicine that I find particularly useful ...
It’s that time of year again; we lost an hour overnight without hesitation. I woke up on Sunday feeling just as tired as the night before when I went to bed. It’s funny how the time just disappears while you are asleep. It’s like that theory of alien abduction, where the abductee experiences lost time.
Full 5th Circuit to hear Texas voter ID case
AUSTIN — The entire U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will review Texas’ controversial voter identification law.
A majority of the judges of the Fifth Circuit on March 9 voted in support of an “en banc” rehearing of oral arguments in Veasey v.
What seed and starts can go into the ground now? Our temps are warming but our soil temps are still a little low for many seeds. You can plant a variety of Onion starts, Seed potatoes, English peas, Lettuce and Greens, Kale, Collards and Mustard. Beets, Broccoli and Brassica will germinate in 50 degree soil.
AUSTIN — March 1 Super Tuesday election returns posted by the Texas Secretary of State’s Elections Division show 2.8 million (about 20 percent) of the state’s 14.2 million registered voters cast a ballot in the Republican Party Presidential Primary.
In the Democratic Party Presidential Primary, the statewide turnout was 1.4 million, or about 10 percent of the state’s registered voters.
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Dear Editor:
I would like to let the community know what a wonderful facility we have in the Llano Hospital. My 97-year-old mother received incredible care. She called the nurses her “angels”.
Dr. David monitored her so closely and called me at home to keep me informed about her condition. She told me she had better care here than any other hospital she had been to.
We certainly have heartfelt appreciation for Dr.
It is spring break already. This is a busy time of year. I wish you safe travels and lots of fun.
Today, March 9, the Lenten Lunch will be hosted by St. Martin’s Episcopal Church at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. Next week on March 16, River of Life will host the Lenten Lunch.
Art United Methodist Church will have a church soup and cornbread lunch on March 13.
Art United Methodist Church will have a spring work day on Saturday, March 19, from 9-12.
There will be a Maundy Thursday Service at ...
There is one issue that I have not talked about for a couple of months, and some people may think that it has diminished and “gone away” but actually we at the City have been doing background research and talking with consultants. That issue is the proposal to re-establish a municipal Police Force to deal with some of the specific City concerns with law enforcement and patrolling.
