Where Are They Now? Sandra (Johnson) Cogburn

Having one successful career is hard enough. Dublin graduate Sandra (Johnson) Cogburn has had two of them.

Senior Living: Aging Matters

This month, I am excited to share with you information about the third of the four categories of senior living – assisted living. Assisted living is much like independent living, as discussed last month.

Faith: The Last Ark on Earth

It was just a box, a wooden box. It wasn’t valuable, and it contained nothing of value. But to me, it was priceless. My wife, Rose, had made it for me. She, her daughter, and her granddaughters had held a craft night and each had decorated a box for someone special. I was her “special.”

Faith: He’ll Certainly Take Care of You

Exodus 13:19 (NASB) “…God will certainly take care of you…” Pete and Jan were doing well. He was running a successful small business while she looked after the three kids at home. Pete’s business was growing as new opportunities opened to him.

Agriculture: Berry’s Picks

Home Pecan Tree FertilizationHomeowner yard pecan trees provide good shade as well as the potential for a valuable nut crop. Pecan trees do require some management you do not have with other yard trees.

Agriculture: Fenceline Chatter

Five important reminders when finding ‘orphaned’ wildlife While enjoying the outdoors this spring and summer, you’ll likely encounter young wildlife.

Where Are They Now? Cindy Sanchez

When Cindy Sanchez transferred to Dublin High School her sophomore year from a school in Dallas, she had no plans to go to college. But thanks to the supportive and motivated students she met in Dublin, Sanchez changed her mind and decided to earn her bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate.

Just as Jesus said

The Jews then responded to him, “What sign can you show us to prove your authority to do all this?” Jesus answered them, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days.” They replied, “It has taken forty-six years to build this temple, and you are going to raise it in three days?”

Berry’s Picks

Small Grain Turn-Row Meeting Small grains forage production is one of the largest crops grown in Comanche County and the surrounding areas. Unfortunately, this has been a very rough year for growing small grainsthe driest winter and spring we have experienced in many years.

Paved with Good Intentions

It’s no secret that the economy is hurting.