Faith: Running Through the Cloud

I never did run track. However, when I was younger, I loved to run. Being a thin guy, I was pretty fast too. There was a time when a fellow student, who was in track, challenged me to a race around the track. I readily accepted, thinking that I would most likely get beat.

Faith: What Can We Learn from the Conversation Between Jesus and Pontius Pilate?

“If Jesus is the King, why didn’t He just order an army of angels to rescue Him?” asks Caleb, 10. “He could’ve blinked and zapped everybody!”Caleb’s question might be exactly what Pontius Pilate was thinking during his famous conversation with Jesus in John 18:28–40.

Senior Living: Plan ahead for the hot days

As summer quickly approaches, I am not surprised to hear we’re in a for a hot one. As we age, our bodies are changing how we handle extreme conditions – especially hot weather.

Ag: Berry’s Picks

Weeds Galore We have been blessed with some wonderful rainfall this spring. The rainfall provided some good early grazing from some of our cool-season grasses like Texas Wintergrass, ryegrass, and others. It has also really got our warm-season perennial grasses off to a good start.

Where are they now? Tiffany (Marsh) Villegas

Dublin graduate Tiffany (Marsh) Villegas has been working in the healthcare industry since she was 17 years old. Now a hospice nurse, Villegas works directly with patients and their families, while also educating the community about the benefits of hospice care.

Sounding Off

New music coming out used to be an event. Most of the time, you and your friends knew it was coming and you were waiting, money-in-hand, at the record shop to buy it.

Faith: The Prophet Who Disobeyed God

A strange tale is told in 1 Kings 13. Jeroboam had become king in the Northern Kingdom of Israel after it was divided in the days of Solomon’s son, Reoboam.

Faith: What Are Some Ways You Might Be Tempted to Deny Jesus?

“If someone offered me a lifetime supply of chocolate ice cream to say I didn’t believe in Jesus, I might hesitate,” says Jackson, 9. “But then I’d remember that chocolate melts, and Jesus lasts forever.

Ag: ‘Help Wanted’: Workers needed to keep Texas milk flowing

The Texas dairy industry has a persistent and growing need for labor because today’s large, modern dairies are labor-intensive businesses that operate every day of the year to bring milk to our growing state and beyond.

Ag: Berry’s Picks

RagweedWe have been very fortunate to receive some excellent moisture.The rainfall has made an incredible difference to our pastures and hay meadows and is really making the grass start to take off.However, it appears our weeds have a jump on our perineal grass this year.