The Richland Springs Report

I had to bring out the long pajamas and long-sleeved shirts this week. I don’t have a particularly good internal regulator, so nighttime gets tricky. It’s not a problem for Russ. He sleeps tucked up in a blanket all year long. I love our daytime temperatures.

Outdoor burning: What to know before you light the match

If you plan to light an outdoor fire this fall, remember to check first with your city and county about burn bans and local fire rules. Check the Texas burn ban map to see county burn ban information maintained by the Texas A&M Forest Service.

Lend A Hand

This past year, Cyndi planted some zinnias in a spot we had made in the back yard. Those were some beautiful flowers. There were a bunch of butterflies that came and spent time with them each day, fluttering around.

La Palabra de Dios Dice

Apocalipsis 6:6-17 Cuando abrió el tercer sello, oí al tercer ser viviente, que decía: Ven y mira. Y miré, y he aquí un caballo negro; y el que lo montaba tenía una balanza en la mano.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Statements

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Announces Appointments to the Texas Commission on Community College Finance Today, October 21st, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced the appointment of Sen. Brandon Creighton, of Conroe, Sen.

State Capital HIGHLIGHTS

Rare human case of rabies under investigation A Medina County child is being treated for rabies in a Texas hospital, the Department of State Health Services reported last week. It is the first case of rabies in a human reported in the state since 2009.

Congressman August Pfluger, U.S. Representative for the 11th Congressional District of Texas

Send in the Feds: President Biden Wants Washington in Your Business President Joe Biden’s approval rating has fallen to a new low— recently clocking in at a measly 38%—and it is not hard to see why.

The Richland Springs Report

The Richland Springs Cemetery Association cordially invites residents in and around the area to a Dedication Ceremony to be held Sunday, November 7th, at 2 p.m. in the pavilion. The event is in honor of the new historical marker and updated Veteran’s Board.

Camels Making a Comeback?...

The Geico insurance people had the chance to keep camels in front of folks, but lost 15 percent of their credibility when they chose a gecko instead of a camel for their mascot several years ago.

Current County COVID-19 stats

Here are the latest numbers reported to Marsha Hardy on 10-22-2021 per the Department of State Health Services [DSHS] for San Saba County: 1. New Confirmed and Probable Cases entered on 10-21-21: 0 2. Confirmed Cases Reported since 10-07-2021: 13 3.