Down Memory Lane

99 Years Ago September 8, 1921 A. W. Woodruff has opened an office on the second floor of the Murray building just north of the post office. It is understood this is to be headquarters for an organization which will supply comfortable homes for superannuated jackrabbits.

How to stretch your food dollars

Groceries sure are adding up these days. In April, grocery prices rose 2.6 percent and increased another one percent in May. All those price hikes can leave shoppers with a “basket half-empty” feeling, and for good reason. The U.S.

Preserve your garden produce for delicious winter meals

All your hard work is paying off with a bountiful harvest. Fresh produce is filling your garden, countertops, and refrigerator while the garden keeps producing more.

Keep Maintaining Your Vehicle Even If It Sits Idle

In this time of social distancing, many vehicles may be sitting idle for days or weeks at a time. The non-profit Car Care Council recommends starting your car at least once a week and keeping up with routine auto care to help prevent potential maintenance issues.

First Pecans of the 2020 Season

Edward Flores, from Hibler Orchard of San Saba, brought in the first pecans of the 2020 season to the San Saba News & Star office on Tuesday, September 8th. The pecan variety is Soft Shell Natives.

Mark the anniversary of 9/11 with honor and action

On September 11, the nation will pause to honor and remember the victims who perished on that horrific day in 2001. Join USAGov on Friday at 8:46 AM ET for a moment of silence. This marks the exact minute Flight 11 crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City.

Jordan Cattle Auction

Receipts totaled 5,728 head. The stocker steers sold steady with 2 steers 490 lbs at $167.00 ($818.30) and stocker heifers sold steady. The feeder steers were $1-$2 lower, and feeder heifers were $2 lower. Packer cows were $3-$4 higher, and packer bulls were steady.