Dig in Like a Bunch of Armadillos… and Root’em Out!!

100 Years Later Towns across Texas have their own unique way of showing their pride by integrating their identity into the local school mascot. You can look out into West Texas and see Roughnecks and Plowboys. Down on the coast you have Sharks and Sandcrabs.

Alice in Wonder Land

In June of 2006, my husband Larry and I moved to San Saba, Texas, to be closer to Mexico when he organized workers, funds and trips to build churches and Bible training schools.

Down Memory Lane

33 Years Ago August 3, 1989 Jody Huff and Mrs. Gayla Hawkins of San Saba, announce the approaching marriage of their mother, Nan Gay Huff to Harlen D. Barker, both of San Saba. He is the father of Mrs. Dana McGuire of Irving and Leslie and Heath Barker of San Saba.

Cherokee Happenings

First off: A couple of corrections from last week's column; Charlie misunderstood about when his pacemaker was to be installed. As best I can figure, it’s soon, but not when he thought it was. And, the name of our new B-B-Q restaurant is LeRoi’s. The number is (325)622-4444.

Hill Country Naturalist

I have heard it said that dirt is what you get under your fingernails, but soil is what your trees and grass and flowers grow in.

Free meals to be offered at RSISD

The Richland Springs ISD announced today a change to its policy for serving meals to children served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program for the 2022-2023 school year.