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West Texans Say “No”

In the eternal spirit of “Don’t Mess with Texas,” when news broke that the government had made plans to build a border wall though the serene natural treasure of Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park, the reaction across the board was instant and resounding.
Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park is one location that would be impacted by construction. Courtesy Photo

The University of the Real Cowboy Rides the World’s First Rodeo

Where rodeo history was born and cowboy tradition still rides strong, Sul Ross State University and the Town of Pecos City are proud to announce the First Annual Sul Ross State University Pecos College Rodeo, set for April 9–11, 2026, at the legendary Buck Jackson Arena, Home of The World’s First...

Not your mother’s meatloaf

Nothing stirs up division quite like meatloaf. Once a staple in American kitchens during the 1950s and ’60s, it has quietly faded from everyday menus, yet it remains a hearty meal that can spark strong reactions; either warm nostalgia or complete turnoff, depending on where you land.
Not your mother’s

FROM THE PULPIT

On February 18th, we began the season of Lent. Lent is a season of preparation leading up to Easter. It is the forty days plus the six Sundays before Easter. For centuries, it has been observed as a special time of self examination and penitence.
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