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There are many unique things with which Texans identify ourselves, but human space exploration is perhaps one of the most distinct. More ... Flo Community Water Supply Corporation will hold its Annual Members Meeting and Board of Directors Election on March 27, 2010. Two directors’ positions, presently held by Ken Jones and Richard Blanchard will be decided by the election. Blanchard and Ken Jones are not seeking re-election. Two nominations for the positions were filed prior to the February 23rd deadline. More ... The Buffalo EE Club met 11:30 am, Wednesday, February 17, 2010 at the Stagecoach Deli Restaurant. The meeting was called to order by President Leslie Maciel with 12 members and four guests in attendance. The Buffalo club was honored with four new members (Marilyn Brown, Linda Woodson, Pat Lacasse and Janice Pomeroy). More ... TEAGUE, TX: Dew Elementary and Jr. High will host a Scholastic Book Fair on March 8-12, 2010 to help raise funds for library books and materials. More ... Officer Haynie & Chief Pavelka to County Road 331 for civil matter involving child custody. Officers assisted subject regarding minor child. More ... Oakwood Cub Scout Pack 610 took a field trip to the Brookshire's bakery in Palestine to learn how to decorate birthday cakes. Each Scout got to decorate a cake in honor of the 100th birthday of the Boy Scouts of America. These cakes will be used as table decorations and then as dessert at the Blue & Gold Banquet on Monday night. More ... One of the most well-known and popular businesses in this area is BoBo's Nursery and Florist, owned and operated by the mother/daughters/sisters team of Anna Williams and her daughters, Ginger Vybiral and Cheryl Gantt. More ... My parents did not graduate from high school; neither did their parents nor their parents. As far as I know the first person, in my immediate linage to receive a diplomas is my sister who is seven years younger than me. More ... Leon County Clerk Carla Neyland McEachern is a home grown Leon County gal who grew up in Old Bowling and graduated from Leon High School. After attending Sam Houston University in Huntsville she graduated from Brayer Business College. She married James Robert McEachern in 1988 and shortly thereafter went to work as a deputy clerk for the county. More ... I burned the almonds. No surprise to anyone who knows me -- I almost ALWAYS burn the almonds when I try to make Mom's ramen noodle/cole slaw salad. Now I admit: almond toasting is NOT rocket science. And I was valedictorian of my senior class, for goodness sakes! More ... Now, when Mrs. Winnie Hodges tells you something needs to be done, you do not question it, you just do it. When she has on her no nonsense, get it done persona, she is a woman to be reckoned with. You've probably heard people say, we need to send a woman to the White house to straighten out the mess men have made of it. I have no doubt that if we sent Mrs. More ... There were "soccermoms" even before the invention of the mini-van. Hauling your kids from one event or practice to another is just one small part of being a mom. It used to be that, once you got your kids there, your job was to continue to be mom. You cheered them on, provided snacks, band-aids, and moral support. These days, it goes a lot further than that. More ... What do you do when you think you have the flu, strain your back, or come down with an ear infection? If you are one of the fortunate Americans who have health insurance, you might schedule an appointment with your doctor, go in for an exam, pay a small co-pay, and leave with care instructions or prescription medi-cation to help you feel better. More ... |
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