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Anchored in the Storm: Finding Peace Amidst Life’s Turbulence Life has a way of throwing unexpected storms our way. One moment, we’re basking in the glow of success or contentment, and the next, we’re battling fierce winds of adversity.

It is easy to know when someone is praying. If we see someone with their hands uplifted or their hands clasped in a special way or someone on their knees, we know that they are praying.

He was just a big kitten, maybe half grown. I saw him one afternoon wobbling across our backyard. He was very skinny, and I went and got a bowl of water and set it out for him. He slowly crept over to the bowl and drank. Later, I went and got some food for him, and he ate and ate.

GARDENER’S MAILBAG Dear Neil, I saw a devil’s ivy plant with huge (dinnerplate- sized) leaves in a tropical botanic garden. How can I get mine to produce leaves that large? That’s “adult” foliage, and it’s only produced on stems that are growing vertically.

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On Tuesday, March 4, Midland College’s Williams Regional Technical Training Center (WRTTC) hosted a two-part event that provided freshmen with a hands-on introduction to the college’s academic and technical programs, while also offering parents the chance to learn more about the newly expanded,...

Although he was searching for deer, a hunter at the O2 Ranch (a privately owned ranch in Brewster and Presidio counties) found something very different and a little puzzling. Could it be a mammoth tusk? In West Texas?

YOUR GUIDE TO LOCAL PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO Your guide to local places to go and things to do!

Thanks to a partnership between the Fort Stockton Community Theatre and the Midland Festival Ballet, Fort Stockton residents can enjoy complimentary tickets to the closing production of “The Firebird.”