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Record blizzard buries panhandle and south plains

Looking down on snow covered northwestern Texas from a private plane on Feb. 4, 1956, a photographer for the Associated Press likened the “gigantic, white no-man’s land” to “a huge white sheet thrown over a world-sized bed (with) no sign of roads or people.”

“Old Yeller” author could not handle success

At the peak of the “Old Yeller” craze, the Palace Theater in Dallas invited dogs and their human companions to a special show- ing of the film version of the best-selling book on Jan. 11, 1958.

Thus Saith the Lord

THE SENSE OF GOD

Santa Claus robs hometown bank

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At high noon on Dec. 23, 1927, a man wearing a Santa Claus suit walked into the First National Bank of Cisco. With all eyes on their costumed confederate, three strangers took their assigned places in the lobby.

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: A number of taxpayers are also feeling the “punch in the gut” in Mrs. Kimberly Mc-Cullough’s letter to the editor of 12/8/2022. Thanks for what you wrote and said at the board meeting.

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, We’ve had an act of vandalism at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Pottsville. Someone felt the need to remove a cast iron antique park bench painted maroon from the grave of John Kopp.

Thus Saith the Lord

SAVING FAITH

A troublemaking dad

A troublemaking dad

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the editor, The ISD Board vote last night on the Ch 313 tax limitation was as expected, but a disappointing lack of commitment to the community who were well represented at the meeting with over 60 people. The potential loss of some of the younger people in the district will change the direction for the future, there are consequences for every decision, and unfortunately some cannot see that for a few dollars waved in front of them. If your elected officials do not reflect the values of the community then it is time to rethink who you give your vote to, you are the change that needs to happen.

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: The City Council has portrayed Steve and me as to having ignored all notices and warnings concerning our building at 110 S Railroad—