Commentary

Tarleton plant play is no trap

Tarleton plant play is no trap

Tarleton plant play is no trap

“Feed Me, Seymour!”The words were shouted all around Wyndi and I as we headed back to our car Friday night (Feb. 20).

Faith: Good Pride, Bad Pride

When we hear the word “pride” we generally think of it as being a bad thing. We read in Proverbs 16:1819, “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. Better to be of a humble spirit with the lowly, than to divide the spoil with the proud.” See what I mean?

Aging Matters

If you’ve recently spoken with family or friends, you may have noticed a curious trend: tales of retirees slipping quietly into the background, sometimes only to “pass on” shortly after, or experiencing a mental decline so dramatic it leaves everyone wondering if Sudoku should be mandatory.
Berry’s Picks

Berry’s Picks

Ag: Berry’s Picks

Peach Tree PruningThe late freeze last year was devastating to our local peach crop. Let’s keep our fingers crossed this year that there are no late frosts and we have a good peach crop. No one loves fresh juicy peaches, peach cobbler, peaches and ice cream and so forth more than I do.
Fenceline Chatter

Fenceline Chatter

Ag: Fenceline Chatter

Prune your roses and your lawn but leave the fruit trees alone.Larry Stein, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horticulture specialist at Uvalde and professor in the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Horticultural Sciences.Garden Tips for February 1.
Museum Matters

Museum Matters

Museum Matters

The post office at Dublin began on June 14, 1875 with F.C. Oldham as its first postmaster.The railroads had not arrived yet in Dublin, but a company called The Chidister Line established a Ft.Worth to Ft. Yuma stagecoach that brought mail every other day.
Danielle Lemke, a 2010 Dublin High School graduate, uses her culinary experience and passion for Pure Hope, an organization that houses survivors of sex trafficking including teaching them kitchen skills. Courtesy photo

Danielle Lemke, a 2010 Dublin High School graduate, uses her culinary experience and passion for Pure Hope, an organization that houses survivors of sex trafficking including teaching them kitchen skills. Courtesy photo

Where are they now? Danielle Lemke

Dublin graduate Danielle Lemke has had some unconventional experiences — from working as a pastry chef in Idaho, to being a private chef on a wildlife ranch, to helping survivors of sex trafficking. Career-wise, “I’ll just say yes to just about anything,” she said.

Faith: How Does the Holy Spirit Help Christians?

“The Holy Spirit helps me on being grateful. My mom gave me something I don’t like, but I still liked it,” says Siroc, 7.That’s one of the best definitions of spiritual maturity I’ve ever heard: being thankful even when dinner looks suspicious.
Defining Peace

Defining Peace

Faith: Defining Peace

In a dark and dingy cell, a young man lay on the floor. Hearing a noise down the dimly lit hallway, he rolled to his side and noticed that his back was numb from the cold floor. Taking a breath, his nose twitched from the smell of damp mold and human waste.