Jay Kingston, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agriculture and natural resources agent, is the new district administrator for Central District 8, based at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Stephenville.
Kids love the magic of Halloween, but safety is essential for trick-or-treaters. These tips can help make a safe and happy holiday for everyone.
Thursday- Ham, beans, cookies and potato salad. Meal provided by MCBank. Dominoes Day - bring your friends to play some 42.
Long-time nurse gains empathy in battle
Texas Department of Public Safety responded to a fatality crash east of Hamilton on SH 36 at mile marker 416 just after noon on Oct. 5.
Schrank-Gromatzky reunion Saturday
Pink Out Pep Rally
Squash are fleshy vegetables protected by a hard rind that come in two main groups – summer and winter squash. Winter squash is allowed to mature fully before it is harvested and has a hard shell with a tougher, yellow to orange colored flesh. Unlike summer squash, the rind of winter squash should not be eaten due to its thickness and hardness. Winter squash come in many shapes and colors – check out acorn squash, buttercup squash and even pumpkin (yes, they are a type of squash!).
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