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An Empty Space  

An Empty Space

1 year ago By Carrie Classon
This week was spent with the familiar sensation that I have no idea what I am doing. I just started rehearsals for a show about my column and the origin story for my first novel, Loon Point, that comes out next February.
BEING BAMBOOZLED  

BEING BAMBOOZLED

1 year ago By Neal Murphy
The next several months we citizens will be subjected to being “bamboozled” by thousands of stump speeches and political commercials on television. Yes, it’s election time in the United States again. We voters will be “bamboozled” by much “gobbledygook” from the many politicians seeking your vote for a political office.

Pet Talk

1 year ago By News Staff
Unlike human health care, where cost-covering mechanisms often shield patients from the true cost of treatment, veterinary bills reflect the actual price of every service and resource used. And in recent years, those prices have continued to rise — not only because of inflation and the economic effects of COVID-19 but also because of major advancements in technology, treatment, and overall veterinary care.
An Exploration of Passover, the Last Supper and our Communion Experience  

An Exploration of Passover, the Last Supper and our Communion Experience

1 year ago By News Staff
Rabbi Ron Aaronson, of Houston, will be at FBC, Hemphill, Sunday, April 6, at 10:15am You’re Invited to Jesus’ Passover Table In the New Covenant, Jesus did something radically new and surprising. He personally invited all believers to join Him at the Passover table. This later became known as “The Lord’s Supper” or simply Last Supper (Luke 22:14-35).
Pet Talk  

Pet Talk

1 year ago By News Staff
Horses are known for their strength and beauty, but their skin is just as vulnerable as any living tissue. While some of the lumps and bumps commonly seen on horses are harmless, others may be cancerous tumors requiring prompt veterinary attention.
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