“And though your beginning was small, your latter days will be very great.” (Job 8:7)
I think a lot. I’m a pastor - it’s what I do. Some might say, I overthink things, even the Blonde at times. Nothing transformative happens as I reflect but I’m hopeful.
Cinco de Mayo is right around the corner. What does this holiday mean? To Americans it’s a day to celebrate Mexican culture, but, oddly, in Mexico it is just another day of the week except for in Puebla, Mexico, where it is a big celebration.
Dear editor,
I want to thank Kara Clore for working so hard to bring Whinstone to our community.
April is Child Abuse Awareness Month and Whinstone has given a generous donation for our Milam County children in CPS care.
Thank you, Whinstone, for your concern for our precious children.
Me and my bed are perfect for each other, but my alarm clock keeps trying to break us up.
I made a huge to do list for today. I just can't figure out who's going to do it.
When nothing is going right, go left.
Extension for FEMA Individual Assistance Claims: FEMA has extended the cutoff for filing an individual assistance claim until May 20. If you are a Milam County homeowner or a Milam County renter with property damage due to the freeze in February, you now have until May 20 to fi le a claim with FEMA.
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A one-day “poultry school” was to be conducted at the Rockdale City Hall on April 28. Teachers would be F.W. Kazmeier and Mayme Hazle, poultry experts and representatives of the Extension Division of the A&M College.
Earth Day began in 1970 as a reaction to public consciousness about the state of our planet.
In the decades leading up to the first Earth Day, Americans were consuming huge amounts of leaded gas through massive and inefficient automobiles.
I got my second Moderna vaccine last Thursday, and unfortunately I was one of those who had considerable side effects to it. I felt achy and like I had the flu for the better part of Friday, but on Saturday I woke up feeling fine.
Legendary basketball coach John Wooden’s UCLA teams won 10 national championships, but the “Wizard of Westwood” taught his student-athletes far more than basketball.
Here, courtesy of Gerry Offield of our town, is a collection of “Woodenisms.