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Annual Sheriff’s Report

Sheriff Terry Morgan presented the Garza County Law Enforcement Facility 2022 Annual Statistics Report to the commissioner’s court in their meeting Monday, Jan.23, 2023. There were 6,708 service calls for the year, 5,455 were law enforcement related and 971 were EMS calls.

Garza County Trailblazers Menus

Monday, January 23 – Chicken Tenders Strips, Mashed Potatoes, Cream Gravy, Mixed Squash, Fruit Cup, Wheat Roll, 2% Milk or Tea Tuesday, January 24– Soft Tacos, Borracho Beans, Green Peas, Spinach Salad, Lo Cal French Dressing, Banana Pudding, Tortillas, Low Fat Milk or Tea Wednesday, January 25 –...
Courtesy Photo

Courtesy Photo

Local Methodist churches disaffiliate from UMC

The two Methodist Churches in Garza County have been through a tough few months. Both had to decide to stay with the United Methodist Church or disaffiliate from the denomination they had been members of since 1968.
How can God be personal?

How can God be personal?

How can God be personal?

Grassland Church of the Nazarene Eugene Peterson wrote, “In salvation God makes Himself personally present to us; in prayer we respond by making ourselves personally present to God.” It is amazing that God, the Creator of the Universe, would reveal Himself to people.
Area Fishing Report

Area Fishing Report

Area Fishing Report

Alan Henry - FAIR. Water clear; 45 degrees; 10.02 feet below pool. Crappie are concentrated over trees in 42-47 feet of water biting good on jigs and minnows. Report provided by Randy Britton, Lake Alan Henry Crappie Guide.
Wine drinking tips

Wine drinking tips

Wine drinking tips

As life semi-returns to pre-Covid normal, we return to restaurants and order wine. We have folks over for dinner. We pay attention to things besides vaccinations and masks. Observations, tips. • At a fancy restaurant, what do you do when the sommelier presents the cork? Easy: Nothing.

January gardening guide: Cold weather recovery and more

The cold weather and freezing temperatures at the end of the year damaged grasses, plants and trees across the state. The coldest December in Texas in 40 years left gardeners dealing with the ugly aftermath in their gardens and yards. “We now have a lot of ugly vegetation,” said Larry Stein, Ph.D.