WT hosts free piano extravaganza concert
CANYON—A dozen acclaimed regional pianists will join forces for a free concert at West Texas A&M University.
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The Postscript: Good Enough
I’ve decided that I’m good enough. I had a big birthday, and it got me to thinking, as big birthdays will, about what would change and what would stay the same in the decade to come.
Native plants conserve water more efficiently than non-native plants
Summer is in full swing in Texas and shaping up to be hotter and drier than average for much of the state. More than 86 percent of Texas was experiencing drought at the beginning of July, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
What’s Cookin’ in Canadian: Rhubarb Crisp
My friend Becky called to see if I wanted some rhubarb that she was ready to harvest. The answer was an enthusiastic YES. Well, she shows up with a laundry basket filled! I shared with others and froze some.
River Valley Pioneer Museum: The Train Man
WHEN I JOINED THE MUSEUM in January of this year, one of the warnings passed along to me was “Don’t turn on the train! Just don’t touch it. We don’t know exactly what all is wrong, but it doesn’t work right, and might fall off the track.”
The Postscript: The Perfect Pet
My mother has found the perfect pet. She just doesn’t realize it yet.
Edy Bice Hill, Brian Dunn wed July 16
Edy Bice Hill, of Tulia, and Brian Dunn, of Cashion, Oklahoma, exchanged vows on July 16, 2022, in a ceremony held at the United Methodist Church of Darrouzett and officiated by Jon Nichols. The bride is the daughter of Linda Bice and the late Ed Bice.
Hemphill County Hospice: Living, Not Dying
Preplanning is something that is not done enough, especially considering the many benefits of it. Preplanning not only allows you to control how your assets are distributed but also allows you to make important decisions about your end-of-life plan and funeral.
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Texas Panhandle War Memorial features lecture/seminar each first Saturday The first Saturday of each month, the Texas Panhandle War Memorial hosts a one-hour lecture/seminar on topics related to military history.
Ashley Perry and Tucker Landry
Hemphill County 4-H students Ashley Perry and Tucker Landry recently went to Texas 4-H Roundup, which is a state competition, before leaving for a four-day trip to Costa Rica with the GLOBE (Global Leadership Opportunities Beyond Education) organization.
