“Silverleaf Rapids” is the most recent book released by Amarillo author Jodi Thomas and it is available for checkout here at Rhoads Memorial Library. It is a prequel to her Ransom Canyon book series, all of which can be found here, too.
Dear Graduating Senior, I am begging your pardon for a somber reflection amidst the joy of the near completion of high school, not to be a wet rag on that accomplishment, but a bright light on the realities of post-secondary education.Suppose you are going to a state university.
The old guy in the grocery line looked about two coughing spells away from the Promised Land. Gnarled and unshaven, he mumbled to himself while the clerk totaled his bill.He noticed me as he reached into his pocket for change and accidentally pulled out a set of teeth.“Hey,” he smiled, “remember me?
Rural contributions significantly affect a state’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), though the impact varies depending on the state’s economic structure and level of urbanization. Rural areas are often the backbone of agriculture, forestry, mining and fishing, all vital to state and national economies.
The Texas Legislature unanimously passed the bipartisan HB 2001 and SB 3041 bills to end bid-rigging corruption in Texas.The bills, sponsored by Rep. Morgan Meyer and Sen.
I’m not sure I had much sense of smell until sixth grade. The only aroma I remember before that was dinner rolls in the elementary cafeteria.But junior high was different. For the first time, many girls started wearing perfume. Guys started splashing on after-shave.
June 7Fishing Day at the Bay. CC Hispanic Heritage Association at Dimmitt Lake/Sheffy Park. 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Free for all ages. Free prizes, food and fun. Bring own fishing rod and bait. All children under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult. For more info, call Bobby Navarro at 806-240-4458.
I’ve always been jealous of people who discover their talents early.There was this kid in my middle school class named Karen. She drew nature scenes better than anybody.