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Don’t crash the party: Buckle up!

As families travel long and short distances to gather together on Thanksgiving and begin the holiday season, the roads become more heavily traveled and the chances for car crashes go

This Week in Texas History

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The presidential emissary arrived at Mexico City on Nov. 26, 1845 prepared to pay top dollar to keep the peace south of the Rio Grande. James K. Polk beat Henry

This Week in Texas History

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In a solemn ceremony on Nov. 13, 1940, the Alamo Cenotaph was formally dedicated as a symbolic final resting place for those immortal martyrs denied a decent burial 104 years

Letters to the editor

Dear Editor, Thanks to the efforts of many people who never gave up hope, Emmett the Corgi who went missing 3 weeks ago out near Pottsville, has come home safely.

Letters to the editor

Dear Editor,

SCOOP

“So, YOU’RE the one who infected the whole town!” I heard more than once while passing out Halloween candy Friday afternoon.

Lone Star Iris Society

We are finally experiencing nice fall temperatures. 

This Week in Texas History

Col. William T. Johnson, the powerful promoter who turned rodeos into a big business, was blindsided by a cowboy walkout minutes before a show at the Boston Garden on Oct.30,1936.

 

Briefs

Museum quilt tickets Hamilton County Historical Museum is having a Bulldog Quilt Drawing. Tickets are available from James Yates, Ella Faye Stephens, Teresa Clepper, Misty Clepper, Coni Guinn or ask

All things BACON

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More than 2,000 pork fans from around the world filled the Cranfills Gap Main Street area last Saturday during the 8th annual Bacon Bash Texas celebration. Around 50 teams cooked