June 2024

Those Special Colts

Years ago, my wife and I used to raise horses. One of the things I enjoyed the most was halter breaking, teaching the young colts to lead. Each one was different, and you never knew how they were going to turn out.

From the Pulpit

I was feeling overwhelmed like drowning and holding in all these emotions. Once I gave it to God, He open the flood gates like the time when He parted the red sea for Moses.

When memory flails

My sweet wife assures me that I just have too much on my mind, but I’m pretty sure she’s thinking about having me microchipped at this point.
When memory flails

The Army and the Weather

For most of mankind’s tenure on earth, predicting the weather has been local. Based on experience, one could determine the general patterns that might occur in the local vicinity.
Today it is hard to imagine the communication revolution created by the telegraph. I am sure a good portion of today’s population has no idea what the telegraph is or how it worked.

Texas A&M Veterinary Science Camp

Texas A&M University in College Station held a four-day veterinary science camp. According to Fort Stockton High School student JJ Montoya, out of hundreds of applicants, only 40 students were chosen for the 15-18-year-old age group.
JJ Montoya attended Texas A&M Veterinary Science Camp last week. Courtesy Photo

LIBRARY HAPPENINGS

The summer reading program opened on May 20, the theme this year is “Adventures Begin at Your Library”. The program kicked off on June 6 with the illusionist “Artist of the Impossible”. Children will receive a welcome packet and incentives during the program.