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Books and bookcases are everywhere on TV. Shelves full of hardbacks have become the go-to background for teleconferencing. The book background is neutral and protects one’s privacy.
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The Postscript: My Signature Look
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We’re at the stage where everyone is complaining about their hair.
Abraham Home residents remain safe in lockdown
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Residents of long-term care facilities are more susceptible to COVID-19 infection and the detrimental impact of the virus than the general population.
Hemphill History from The Canadian Record Archives
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May 10, 1934
Ball club opens season May 13; opening game will be played on the local diamond.
Canadian's Baseball Nine will open this year's season of the great American game on the local diamond next Sunday afternoon against the Higgins-Booster team.
The Postscript: Small Containers
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Every Mother’s Day, I have a terrible time finding a card that remotely reflects the relationship I have with my mother.
Some Good News—Canadian, Texas Edition
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The Cattle Exchange reopened its doors this past week, and both the community of Canadian and the staff were overjoyed.
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TRASHED! That describes what happened in this West Texas village last weekend. On Saturday, a crowd of more than 1,000 people descended on our small park along the South Concho River. The scene was similar to the photos of beach crowds in California and Florida.
River Valley Pioneer Museum | Canadian, Texas
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WE’RE OPEN! We have reopened the museum part-time this week—Tuesday through Friday, noon to 5 pm, and 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday. However, due to Gov. Abbott’s guidance on continued social distancing, we are only allowing five visitors in at a time.
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The Citadelle Art Foundation’s Chalk the Walk project occupied young artists’ time, sparked their imaginations, and resulted in the beautification of sidewalks around town for several days earlier this month.
There’s good news for Hank the Cowdog fans
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Hank the Cowdog author John Erickson has donated one of his short stories—The Dancing Cowboy—to newspapers across the country.
