2022 Creative Arts Contest – Best of Show
Thu, 01/27/2022 - 12:00am
Senior Youth Canning – Colt Lawrence, Class C: Pickles
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Letters To The Editor
Thu, 01/27/2022 - 12:00am
Well the so called Supreme Court has made it official. We now live in a dictatorship.
Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program Feb. 16
Thu, 01/27/2022 - 12:00am
We are still in the grips of winter and there are already questions on gardening and hay production coming in. Some of them from folks like me who firmly agree that 1 week of winter is enough already! For now, the answer is wait and be patient for the most part. One thing I do encourage now is taking soil samples and having them analyzed, especially if you have not for 3-4 years or there were problems last year. By doing so now, you can beat the spring rush at the lab, and you have time to make the necessary soil adjustments for your particular crop. It will come as no surprise to most folks that fertilizer prices have gone out of sight and show no sign of slowing down. By knowing exactly where your soil is as far as pH and soil nutrients, you can save over or under applying fertilizer and money. I have soil bags and the accompanying paperwork available in the office. The basic soil analysis cost $12 and that information could prove very valuable this year in particular.
Preservation Texas Announces 2021 Most Endangered Places List
Thu, 01/27/2022 - 12:00am
SAN MARCOS, Texas — Preservation Texas announced its annual list of Most Endangered Places on December 23, 2021. The nine endangered places included on the 2021 list are of historic, architectural, and cultural value statewide. The Most Endangered Places list is a call to action to ensure that treasured sites will endure for generations to come. Since 2004, more than 150 imperiled historic places have been listed, of which only 14, or 9%, have been lost. “The work of saving these places is intensely local, but successful local efforts benefit immensely from regional and statewide partnerships and publicity,” said Preservation Texas executive director Evan Thompson. “Each one of these sites is worthy of private and public preservation investment, and the overall list reflects a range of preservation challenges that will require dedicated efforts to overcome.”