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Last week’s column closed with the greeting that met Jesus as he came down and then up the eastern approach to Jerusalem on the first day of the week that Christians have come to name Palm Sunday, “Jesus, save us.”

A Sports story in last week’s paper mentioned that Evelyn Rosenbaum won the 7th grade girl 100M Hurdles, however Landon Bernal won that honor, while Evelyn won the 300M hurdles. Congratulations to both athletes. We are sorry for the mistake and appreciate the correction.

He had been gone for over a year. We knew the country but not the exact location. Packing our suitcases we went to Seattle and got on a ship. If possible, he would meet us when we got off the ship. Mother saw him first and oh how excited we were. We disembarked and went straight to meet him.

The Sul Ross Department of Visual and Performing Arts opens Next to Normal, a contemporary rock musical with music by Tom Kitt and book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey, on April 4.

A recent archeological dig in Big Bend has uncovered an almost completely intact hunting kit, that archeologists believe could indicate human settlement occurred in the region early than previously thought.

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New Books of the Week: The Legends of Big Bend National Park by Ginger Hopkins The Writer by James Patterson No less strange or wonderful by Kendra A. Greene Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven Firstborn Girls by Bernice L.

Movie enthusiasts are in for a treat this weekend as the Fort Stockton Film Society hosts a free screening of the 1973 Academy Award-winning film “The Sting,” starring Robert Redford and Paul Newman.

Pecos County Election Administrator, Sophia Franco recently participated in the Texas Association of Counties’ 2025 County Elections Academy, held March 30-April 1 in Georgetown in Williamson County.