Outdoors

If at the tent door, one is offered as a thirsty passer-by a cup of water, clear, cool, and sparkling in the cup, but in which the host has cleverly concealed a painful and deadly poison, he, the host, would deserve and receive the anathema of all honest men.

Sabine County Court Activity April 23, 2025 – Judge Craig Mixson Patricia Lynn Hudson, 35, was found Guilty to the charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 5 Years Deferred Adjudication, $3000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $180 Restitution, $550 Attorney Fee Lucas John Leonard, 29, was found Guilty to the charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 6 Years TDCJID, Probated 6 Years, $3000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $180 Restitution, $550 Attorney Fee Burbon Thomas McGee, Jr., 33, was found Guilty to the charge of Burglary of a Building and was Sentenced to 2 Years State Jail, Probated 2 Years, $2000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $550 Attorney Fee Burbon Thomas McGee, Jr., 33, was found Guilty to the charge of Burglary of a Habitation and was Sentenced to 6 Years TDCJID, Probated 6 Years, $2500 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $275 Attorney Fee Burbon Thomas McGee, Jr., 33, was found Guilty to the charge of Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity and was Sentenced to 6 Years TDCJID, Probated 6 Years, $3000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $275 Attorney Fee Elizabeth Ann Myers, 46, was found Guilty to the charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 18 Months Deferred Adjudication, $2000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $180 Restitution, $550 Attorney Fee Christopher Allen Tidwell, 36, was found Guilty to the charge of Failure to Register as Sex Offender and was Sentenced to 5 Years TDCJID, $2000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $550 Attorney Fee Audy Hart Wright, 54, was found Guilty to the charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 20 Months State Jail, Probated 24 Months, $1500 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $180 Restitution Audy Hart Wright, 54, was found Guilty to the charge of Tampering with Physical Evidence and was Sentenced to 5 Years, TDCJID Probated 5 Years, $3500 Fine, $307 Court Cost Sabine County Court Activity April 29, 2025 – Judge James Payne Michael Shane Freeman, 48, Pled True to the Judgment Adjudicating Guilt to the charge of Injury to Elderly Individual and was Sentenced to 5 Years TDCJID, $2000 Fine, $550 Attorney Fee Ralph Carson Hill, Jr., 47, Pled True to the Judgment Adjudicating Guilt to the charge of Indecency with a Child and was Sentenced to 6 Years TDCJID, $5000 Fine, $550 Attorney Fee Ralph Carson Hill, Jr., 47, Pled True to the Judgment Adjudicating Guilt to the charge of Online Solicitation of a Minor and was Sentenced to 6 Years TDCJID, $5000 Fine, $550 Attorney Fee Bryan Rashad Johnson, 37, was found Guilty to the charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 6 Years TDCJID, $3000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $180 Restitution, $550 Attorney Fee Kenneth Lee Ringo, 56, was found Guilty to the charge of Burglary of a Building and was Sentenced to 12 Months State Jail, Probated 24 Months, $2000 Fine, $307 Court Cost, $2300 Restitution, $550 Attorney Fee San Augustine Court Activity April 29, 2025 – Judge James Payne Damian Demon Rivera, 37, Pled True to the Judgment Revoking Community Supervision to the charge of Debit Card Abuse and was Sentenced to 14 Months State Jail, $2500 Fine, $550 Attorney Fee Damian Demon Rivera, 37, Pled True to the Judgment Revoking Community Supervision to the charge of Possession of Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 14 Months State Jail, $2500 Fine, $275 Attorney Fee Rachel Marie Ross, 44, Pled True to the Judgment Adjudicating Guilt to the charge of Possession of Controlled Substance and was Sentenced to 5 Years TDCJID, $2500 Fine, $550 Attorney Fee.

Health problems have me home bound, for a time. Needless to say, I’m not happy about it. The last test I had, was pretty bad. It left me weak and hardly able to walk. My granddaughter had taken me and drove me home. One more test and hopefully, the final diagnosis and treatment, will be arranged. But, I have learned to count my blessings. Thank God, at least I am at home. But, I miss church.

A farmer in North Carolina once drove two high-spirited horses into town. Stopping in front of one of the stores, he was about to enter when his horses took fright. He sprang in front of them and heroically seized the reins. Maddened by strange noises, the horses dashed down the street, the man still clinging to the bridles. On they rushed, until the horses, wild with frenzy, rose on their haunches, and leaping upon the man, all came to a crash to the earth.