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Pros and cons of meal subscription plans

From time to time, I feel it is a clever idea to subscribe to one of the several meal subscriptions plans available because I just want something different to eat. Another, and perhaps the biggest reason is because I can have the ingredients sent to my house, and I don’t have to grocery shop.
Pork Chops with Tomato Caper Sauce by Green Chef

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor, As a taxpayer in Pecos County, I’m opposed to the two school bonds on the Nov. 8 ballot for the following reasons: 1.

If rocks can get along, then why not us?

When I was in a college geology class in West Texas, our professor decided that we needed to go on a field trip together. We first went down to the Big Bend, where we saw many interesting things in the rocks and the mountains. Then we went to a place none of us had ever been before.
Rocks

New growth coming up from pecan stump

Dear Neil: We need some help identifying and controlling this wild growth. It originated where we had a non-producing pecan cut to the ground last winter. It came up in the spring, and has grown more rapidly than anything we have ever seen.
New growth coming up from pecan stump

September is Apple Month

September is Apple Month. When school starts and September is here, who can’t start to think about all those wonderful apples ready for picking and eating. Apples are easy to cut and place in school lunches, for snacks, and salads. There are over a 100 ways to use apples.
Apple

New school clothes for dad

Now that my oldest and middle daughters are off at college dashing my prospects for retirement, and my youngest daughter has started navigating the pubescent challenges of high school, I can turn to more important matters – namely, pants.
GUEST COLUMNIST By Jase Graves

A partnership of love for God

Some Easterners and others don’t think Texas has any mountains, but we know better. We have lots of mountains in West Texas. And the highest mountain in Texas is Guadalupe Peak north of Van Horn, topping the clouds at 8,751 feet.
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