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In 1925, the world population was 2,023,000,000, a pound of coffee would cost you 50 cents, and the song “The Charleston” by Paul Whiteman was all the rage.
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Coronavirus data for the State of Texas indicates cases are on the rise again.
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LAS VEGAS-A local youth qualified to compete in the Vegas Tuffest Jr. World Championship this December.
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Texas has had many firsts, but who would have imagined that the first Thanksgiving in the New World may have been celebrated on Texas soil 23 years before the Pilgrims celebrated at Plymouth Rock; 228 years before Texas became a Republic, and 271 years became a town. Now before Eagle Lake that’s a Texas first worth remembering!
Read moreAUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) announced Nov. 23 the guiding principles for Texas’ COVID-19 vaccine allocation process, which will serve as a foundation for the state’s initial distribution for COVID-19 vaccines expected as early as next month. These principles have been established by the Expert Vaccine Allocation Panel (EVAP), created by DSHS to make recommendations on vaccine allocation decisions, including identifying groups that should be vaccinated first to provide the most protection to vulnerable populations and critical state resources.
Read moreOn Thursday, December 3, more than 1,000 women – and men – will descend upon Columbus to shop, sample wine, eat snacks and have a downright, good old time. 30 merchants and businesses will stay open until 9 p.m. that night, and the Chamber’s old-fashioned trolley, courtesy of Colorado County Oil, will shuttle patrons to participating shops outside of the immediate downtown area. Many businesses, merchants and vendors will be serving wine samples, including Cavender Auto Country in front of the Stafford Opera House. In addition to the merchants and businesses that will be open, there will be 50 vendors, merchandise and food, on Spring Street and the Courthouse Lawn.
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