Boots O’Neil’s First Day on the JA

Body Me and Wes would go over there in the morning and forefoot and tie eight down and put a hackamore on them when they were on the ground, and then drag one out there with a big stout horse and stake ’em to a rock. We would leave them all day and all night.

TRIP ENDS TOO SOON FOR “KING OF THE ROAD”

Body NBC gave Roger Miller, the hottest solo act in show business, an hour a week of prime-time television on Sep. 12, 1966. The Depression baby was still in diapers, when his father died in his twenties from spinal meningitis.

Encouragement

Body By Jannie Linney Our Heavenly Father wants us to be encouraged. When He sent Jesus His only Son to the Cross, He wanted us to know He loved us enough to give His best that we could be set free from sin and death.

New advice, satirical column starts next week

Body GREENWOOD - The Greenwood Ranger is pleased to announce a new editorial column will begin next week. Greenwood’s own Shawna Whitecotton will share her thoughts in her column “Very Sassy and Mildly Classy.”

The Savy Senior

Body Dear Savvy Senior, What kind of changes can Medicare beneficiaries expect to see in the Inflation Reduction Act that was recently signed into law?

Stanton man dies after Crane County wreck

Body CRANE COUNTY - A 45-year-old Stanton man died Friday following an accident in Crane County, according to the Department of Public Safety.

Annual scholarship dove hunt, auction set for Sept. 14

Body GLASSCOCK COUNTY - The Glasscock County Junior Livestock Association Scholarship Dove Hunt will be Sept. 14 starting at 3 p.m. To RSVP Please contact the extension office at 432354-2381 or email erica. rauschuber@ag.tamu.edu.

What’s going on at Rooster’s next week

Body GREENWOOD Rooster’s Backyard has another full week of events. Swing by 6221 FM 307 to check them out. Sept. 17 - Slade Coulter will be performing on the outdoor stage. Presale now available! Doors open at 7 pm, music starts at 9pm.

Celebrate Freedom Week at Greenwood ISD

Body GREENWOOD - Each year, during the week that includes Sept. 17, Texas schools honor Celebrate Freedom Week to highlight the values and ideals on which the United States was founded as well as the sacrifices that were made for freedom in the founding of the country.