Jordan Cattle Auction

Thursday, September 17, 2026Mason & San Saba Receipts totaled 2,409 head. The stocker steers sold steady to $5 higher with 16 steers 531 lbs at $423.00 ($2246.13) and 8 steers 563 lbs at $437.00 ($2460.31).

The Richland Springs Report

Our boys had another halftime win against Gustine last Friday. If you didn’t get to hear the game, Jason Lewis has a live broadcast on You Tube. Go to You Tube and subscribe to Richland Springs Eye-Witness. That way you can listen to a live broadcast. Most of our games are away this year.

La Palabra de Dios Dice

Mateo 4:1-4 DHH Luego el Espíritu llevó a Jesús al desierto, para que el diablo lo pusiera a prueba. Estuvo cuarenta días y cuarenta noches sin comer, y después sintió hambre.

Last Saturday at Lunch

My wife and I went to one of our favorite places to eat, and nearby were two ladies and two pretty little girls. The little girls were showing the two ladies how they could dance and spin around.

Jordan Cattle Auction

Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026 San SabaReceipts totaled 995 head with no sale being held on Monday due to the Labor Day Holiday. The stocker steers sold $5-$7 higher and stocker heifers were $10-$12 higher. Feeder steers were $10 higher, and feeder heifers were $10-$12 higher.

Catching up with the Commissioners

Due to the Labor Day holiday, the County Commissioners held their regular meeting on Tuesday, September 8th.The first meeting began at 8:30 a.m. to allow for public comment on the proposed County Budget and make any last minute changes to it during the review.

Richland Springs Preservation Society Dispatch

Welcome to the RSPS column. Our recorder retired, and the news regarding our group has fallen to me. I hope we can replace Dee Crump. She was excellent at her job, and we miss her sorely.The RSPS executive group is Sue Ransom, President; Paige Moats, Vice-president; and Franky Soto, Treasurer.

Quinn Minute

My Frog DrawingIn my long and unproductive life, I’ve encountered several disgusting things…and I’ve stepped in a few of them.But few gave me more displeasure than dissecting a frog.

Cherokee Chatter

Our Cherokee Home for Children family is celebrating a special milestone for Gunner Baugh, who recently earned an Associate of Applied Science in Electrical Power and Controls Technology from Texas State Technical College.Gunner grew up at Cherokee Home, making his accomplishment especially...

The Richland Springs Report

There was a splatter of rain in the area, but it wasn’t enough to help farmers and ranchers. It did make the air smell fresher. We are getting a little break from the over 100-degree heat. Between the heat and the lack of rain the land here looks scorched.