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Some people believe in karma, but I don’t. Some people believe what you do will come back on you some way or the other.
Read moreMore than 10 million people worldwide have Parkinson’s disease, which is progressively debilitating and, at present, incurable. Now, Texas A&M AgriLife researchers have found a new way to study the disorder’s progression on a molecular level. The team has also obtained new clues toward a treatment.
Read moreThe terms Hispanic and Latino are often used interchangeably to identify an ethnic population of Spanish-speaking individuals originating from areas around Europe, Central America and South America. However, these two words have subtle differences. Some may know what sets Latinos and Hispanics apart, but much of North America may not understand the differences.
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Read moreJoe’s Italian Restaurant in Columbus reopened their doors Oct. 3 after they closed for a brief period to repair their front entrance. Courtesy
Read moreMembers of the Weimar Lions Club were at Schulenburg Elementary School Sept. 27 and performed eye scans for 64 young elementary children.
Read moreAn impressive crowd turned out for the Columbus Elementary School Fall Ball Thursday, Sept. 30. Students and their families enjoyed games, food and fun. Citizen
Read moreResidents, community leaders, and church leaders in the Eagle Lake community turned out Saturday, Oct. 2 for the community prayer event for the city. Bottom right: Anthony Johnson performed a song as Pastor Thomas Kuykendall looks on. Bottom left: Methodist pastor Cathy McCorkle addresses the crowd as Eagle Lake Mayor Mary Parr and Kuykendall applaud. Top: A good crowd was in attendance for the Oct. 2 community prayer event at the Eagle Lake Community Center. Courtesy
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