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It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Kenny Wick, our Reporter family and friend. Complete obit will be forthcoming. We already miss him greatly.

I think the first and most necessary thing is to introduce myself. My name is Agnes, and I’m a journalist and writer from Barcelona, the Olympic city. I had never traveled to Texas before, much less to its forested areas. In fact, until recently, I didn’t even know Texas had forests. But some time ago, I came across a viral news story published in various European media outlets. They talk about it as a story of spite. A woman had placed an ad in a newspaper called the Sabine County Reporter congratulating her husband and his lover on the baby they were expecting.

Stephen F. Austin State University Press is excited to announce the publication of Phil Yocom’s first novel, Gurdon Marion.

Being a born and bred native Texan, I sometimes have to stop and consider some of the idioms or sayings that I use routinely without even a second thought. Folk who are not from around here sometime have a difficult time with the sayings that we natives all use. As one northerner once put it, “My brain hurts, but I get it now.”

My sister took me to task. “You know I was not being mean about your dress, don’t you?” She meant the dress that she had said made me look like a car wash—the part of the car wash where the flappy things slap the car dry.

Tritrichomonas foetus (Tritric) is a microscopic menace that can turn a household into a battleground of chronic illness. This protozoan parasite often leads to persistent, hard-to-treat diarrhea in cats — especially when litter boxes and living spaces aren’t carefully managed.

A compilation of travel adventures and misadventures by Dana Gordy “Don’t sweat the petty things, and don’t pet the sweaty things.” George Carlin It seems bizarre to not sweat. I have rarely ever sweated in my life.