Cracks in Life

Like many houses in our neighborhood, the interior and exterior walls of my house are marked by cracks. The sheetrock on the inside shows signs of stress and movement. Likewise, the mortar in the brick on the outside reflects the foundation has settled or moved since the house was constructed.

Friends

We all have friends. Some of our friends are closer to us than others. We associate with all of them, but some of them we will tell our secrets to. So, who is that friend that you are thinking of right now? Who is the friend closest to you? It may be someone from your childhood.

La Palabra de Dios Dice

1 Tesalonicenses 5:14-28 También os rogamos, hermanos, que amonestéis a los ociosos, que alentéis a los de poco ánimo, que sostengáis a los débiles, que seáis pacientes para con todos. Mirad que ninguno pague a otro mal por mal; antes seguid siempre lo bueno unos para con otros, y para con todos.

Down Memory Lane

72 Years Ago October 21, 1948 Minister V. O. Martin and wife were Brownwood visitors Thursday. Mrs. A. F. Wood and Mrs. K. Davenport were in Brady shopping one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Eolsbery are the proud parents of a daughter born Oct. 16. The little girl is Dr.

Keep Texas Beautiful to kick-off Trash Free Waters Project with funds from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

KTB will partner with affliate community members in Houston/Galveston, San Marcos, and the Rio Grande Valley to reduce litter and its eventual flow into the Gulf of Mexico. U.S.

Texas Times: You Can Always Count on Texans

It's been seven months since COVID-19 fundamentally changed Texans’ lives. Seven long months – and longer for some. But what was true in March is still true today, which is that when the going gets tough, you can always count on Texans to help each other out. Take Karlee Greer for example.

San Saba Garden Club announces winners for annual "Decorate for Fall Challenge"

The San Saba Garden Club's (SSGC) annual Decorate for Fall Challenge displays currently found among downtown business locations are somewhat limited in number this year because of (1) COVID-19 concerns and (2) the severe drought earlier this summer in the Texas High Plains.