Coyote Pride

Several students at Richland Springs received awards from the Soil and Water Conservation District essay contest. Brynli Chandler received 1st place in both District and Area. Piper Moats received 2nd place in District. Gracie Ashworth received 3rd place in District.

What Are the Early Warning Signs of Vaping Illness?

Electronic cigarettes were originally designed as a healthier alternative to traditional cigarettes. But it turns out smoking e-cigarettes -- commonly known as vaping -- has its own risks. In August 2019, the CDC began tracking cases of severe lung problems in people who vape.

CTC summer semester registration for Marble Falls’ classes now open

Central Texas College (CTC) announced registration for summer 2020 semester classes in Marble Falls opened this week. Students can register online using the CTC WebAdvisor system.

‘A game changer’: FDA authorizes Abbott Labs’ portable, 5-minute coronavirus test the size of a toaster

A five-minute, point-ofcare coronavirus test could be coming to urgent care clinics next week, and experts say it could be "gamechanging." The U.S.

Jordan Cattle Auction

Receipts totaled 627 head. Good rains fell over the area this week limiting receipts, but we are really growing some grass and having one of the better springs we have had in a while. The market has continued to be volatile but this week we saw most stocker steers and heifers sell steady.

USDA Unveils Tool to Help Rural Communities

USDA’s COVID-19 federal rural resource guide lists federal programs that can help rural communities, organizations and residents impacted by covid-19. U.S.

HCCW Presents $500 BEEF Gift Card to Kerrville Veteran’s Center Food Bank

The Hill Country Cattle-Women (HCCW) presented the Hill Country Veteran’s Center Food Pantry in Kerrville with a $500 gift card they can use to purchase beef for veterans and veteran’s families in need.

How To Prepare For Your Horse’s Care In Case You’re Quarantined

Horse owners are ever aware of the potential for disease outbreaks in their herd and the possibility sick horses might need to be quarantined. But COVID-19 has flipped the equation in the equine world. What happens when a horse owner has to self-quarantine?