Rebecca Stark Nugent will discuss her book ‘‘If the Devil Had A Wife’’ when she speaks to the Angelina County Genealogical Society at 4 p.m. Monday at the Fellowship Hall of Keltys United Methodist Church, 1867 Old Mill Road.
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John Tatum, son of John and Penny Tatum, orchestrated a surprise proposal weekend in Fredericksburg for girlfriend, Megan Weaver, daughter of Kirk and Benet Weaver of Cypress and Sharon and Zack Taylor of Brenham. They were on a Wine Tour bus when he proposed at Grape Creek Winery, but that …
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October is the month we were all waiting for during the hot summer. The cool morning temperatures and azure blue skies lift everyone’s spirits. It is like a second spring for gardeners. Perennials that have languished in the heat are revived. Native fall bloomers are putting on a show while …
Ed is a senior citizen who is forced to move in with his daughter and her family after an accident.
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On a dairy farm, storing feed for the cows creates a good livelihood for rodents. Cats become more than nice furry pets. They are part of the circle of life on the farm.
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