TEXANS SUFFER RECORD CASUALTIES AT ANTIETAM

On Sep. 16, 1862 Texans fought and died in a bloodsoaked cornfield at the Battle of Antietam.

Nuggets

Did you ever see so much supernatural activity projected as we are seeing right now ? I’ve lived a long time and in the last ten to fifteen years the activity of the supernatural has increased a hundred percent. We see it in almost every show on T.V., magazines, and almost anywhere we look.

No Dull Moments in Sheffield

My neighbor young Reid Ross has not started school yet but he is getting a very well rounded jump start. He loves to come spend the day with me in my studio , working on his clay sculptures. I have never seen a young artist with more attention span.

The Savvy Senior

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Governor Abbott orders flags lowered to honor Charlie Kirk

Governor Greg Abbott today directed all state government buildings to lower the United States and Texas flags to halfstaff, in accordance with President Donald J. Trump's proclamation honoring the memory of Charlie Kirk.

H-E-B opens nominations for 2026 Excellence in Education Awards

Educators, schools, and districts across Texas eligible for cash prizes H-E-B has officially opened nominations for the 2026 Excellence in Education Awards, one of the largest monetary recognition programs for Texas public school professionals.

Greenwood pumpkin patch to be bigger and better this year

The Greenwood ISD Education Foundation is bringing back its pumpkin patch for a second year, and organizers say it’s going to be bigger and better than before. The Charlie Brown themed “Great Pumpkin Patch” will be held Friday, Oct.

TRAVELING THE MOTHER ROAD

Part Owner of Texas TRAVELING THE MOTHER ROAD The old Route 66 had 2,448 miles and stretched from Chicago to Santa Monica. It was built in 1926 to offer travelers a road to the west, giving them hope and a new beginning during the dust bowl days.

TEXAS TOMBOY CROWNED “QUEEN OF THE SPEAKEASIES”

With the repeal of Prohibition just around the corner, Texas Guinan bid farewell to New York City on Sep. 8, 1931 and took her “Too Hot for Paris” revue on the road.