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In my last article I spoke about being weary. Now I want to talk about JOY. Is it possible to be weary and joyful at the same time? I have had several surgeries, and while I didn’t enjoy the prospect of going under the surgeon’s knife, yet I rejoiced that I soon would be relieved of the problem that was afflicting me. Evelyn and I have recently been undergoing a situation that has caused us much worry and consternation. But we rejoice that the situation has been resolved to our benefit. I’m sure everyone reading this can relate to what I am saying. We all have worries; we all grow weary of everyday problems.
Read moreOur goal in digging wells discussed last week is to uncover the flow of a river of spiritual water representing the territory of earth you are to rule, it is your calling that brings you immense satisfaction. Christ Jesus is your King; the Holy Spirit and angels are your guides.
Read moreEditor’s note – Readers are reminded that an arrest is not an indication of guilt. People are presumed innocent after an arrest until convicted.
Read moreHave you been by the library lately? Work on our Native Plant Garden has been going on for a couple of months, and it is now fully installed. With help from a grant from the Native Plant
Read moreFacing the reality of our changing world has become almost unbearable at times for me. Some of the biggest challenges that I struggle with are right here in my hometown. The times they are a changin’. It’s like I’m holding on for dear life to the past but I’m slowly losing my grip. When will I wake from this nightmare of a quickly disappearing seven decades old way of life?
Read moreDuring a special meeting of the Commissioner’s Court on October 7, Chuck Kimber, attorney for the court, presented considerations and lawful framework under which county districts are recommended to be redrawn by or before November 12, 2021.
Read morePeterson Health announced earlier this month that their Gala 2021 event, scheduled for November 6, will be postponed until next year due to COVID-19 concerns.
Read moreA lawsuit filed by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) against the Bandera Wranglers has been dismissed by the 198th Judicial Court on the grounds that PETA and it’s co-plaintiff are not eligible to under Texas law to make its allegations, but PETA says they will be appealing that ruling.
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