If you follow this column, you know each year I seem to have an abundance of zucchini from my garden. But I can always put it to good use or share with neighbors. And of course, even the zucchini that get too large can render good results when peeled, seeded and grated.
We have had a scorching summer and yet flowers faithfully persist, perhaps as a tribute to surviving the summer of 2020. September is a good month in which to save those favorite blossoms as keepsakes.
I have been at the library for just over a year now, and it has been a challenging but exhilarating change for me. I had always thought it would be boring to spend every day in a library. I was way off on that one!
Due to Covid-19 concerns, Spur ISD will conduct only remote learning for the next two weeks and will begin face-to-face instruction again on September 8, 2020.
The 97th Annual Motley- Dickens Counties Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo, August 27, 28 and 29, 2020, in Roaring Springs, has something for everyone this year.
“There is no wrong emotion to feel in these times,” Guthrie CSD superintendent Jodie Reel told the sixty or so secondary students gathered for a Tuesday morning private assembly at the school. “It’s okay to cry, or even laugh.”
Donors have contributed more than $100,000 to add the Spur Ranch Church as the 52nd structure in the 19-acre historic park of the National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC) at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, according to a press release from the organization this week.