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“YOU GOTTA KEEP poking and clicking,” a friend tells me. “That’s what my daughter does.” By this, she means that learning new technology is not a straight path.

Sarah Rader introduced Kelly Bashaw, wildlife biologist with the Gene Howe Wildlife Preserve. Bashaw grew up in Dallas in an urban setting, but her family spent a lot of time in national parks—camping, fishing, and hiking. These trips are what opened her heart to a love for nature and wildlife.

We stumbled across this classic treasure in Petticoat Patter by the late Record editor/publisher Nancy Ezzell. It was first published in these pages on March 15, 1962.

THIS TIME OF YEAR still hits me hard. It is the anniversary of the death of my best girlfriend, Angel, who died too young and left an Angel-shaped hole in my life.

“This all happened because my father didn’t buy me a train set as a kid.” That’s what billionaire Warren Buffett joked in an interview when he purchased Burlington Northern Santa Fe back in 2009 for over $26 billion dollars.

Wolf Creek Heritage Museum invites public to ‘Remembering My Soldiers’ May 15 The Wolf Creek Heritage Museum will host a presentation of Remembering My Soldiers, by Tamiko Bogad, retired command sergeant major, on Sunday, May 15, at 2:30 pm.

I walked into the room as Pati Jinich’s, a wonderful cook raised in Mexico, was on her TV show pulling this dish out of the oven. Went immediately to her website (patijinch.com) to print out this recipe. Glad I did.

Richard Loch and Margie Miller have several very successful businesses scattered around the country but decided to relocate to Canadian. They have moved to town from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Miller grew up in Texas, but Loch has always lived in Minnesota.