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What’d I miss? A few changes in Spur since last fall

What’d I miss? A few changes in Spur since last fall

What’d I miss? A few changes in Spur since last fall

As Thomas Jefferson’s character in “Hamilton” sang after his long absence in France, “What’d I Miss?” Welcome back, Spur Exes—a lot has happened in the past year in your hometown. Here’s just a few of the snapshots of what you may have missed since the last homecoming.
Spur’s Palace Theater to celebrate Latham’s legacy

Spur’s Palace Theater to celebrate Latham’s legacy

Spur’s Palace Theater to celebrate Latham’s legacy

In July 2022, Spur— and the literary world—lost a talented native son when writer Aaron Latham lost his battle with Parkinson’s disease. But his amazing range of work survives him, finding new adherents many decades after the screenplay of “Urban Cowboy” made him famous.
	Wildlife Field Day set for Oct. 6 on Aspermont’s Ribelin Ranch

Wildlife Field Day set for Oct. 6 on Aspermont’s Ribelin Ranch

Wildlife Field Day set for Oct. 6 on Aspermont’s Ribelin Ranch

A “Wildlife Field Day” will be held at the Ribelin Ranch in Stonewall County on Friday, October 6 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 pm. The Ribelin Ranch is located 3 miles East of Aspermont, Texas, towards Stamford on US Hwy. 380.

Food

It’s the season for pumpkin-infused “everything.” And believe me, pumpkin goes into almost any sweet or savory food or beverage, just take a look at the store shelves. Some stores even have an entire section devoted to the beloved gourd.

Spur Senior Citizens Menu

The Spur Senior Citizens Center, located at 210 Burlington Ave., serves a noon meal Monday through Friday. The dining room is open, or if you feel more comfortable during the Covid-19 pandemic, we are offering a curbside lunch you can reserve by calling (806) 271-4472.
Harvesting summer

Harvesting summer

Harvesting summer vegetables, part II

CUISINE & CULTURE In last week’s column were harvest techniques for beans, cucumber, eggplant and peppers. Today continues alphabetically with summer squash, sweet corn, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes. Summer squash.
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