Area museum completes outside renovations

The Martin County Historical Museum has completed renovations to the outside of the museum building, and has completed extensive landscaping on the museum grounds.

Exchange student program needs immediate help

The International Student Exchange program is urgently seeking host families for two foreign exchange students after a last-minute cancellation by their initial host family in Fort Stockton.

“IMMORTAL” TEXANS PUNCH WILSON’S TICKET

On the Fourth of July 112 years ago this week, 40 delegates to the Democratic national convention boarded a train in Baltimore for the long ride back to Texas proud of the fact they had earned a place in history.

Nuggets

Let’s Don’t Take Our Independence for Granted We are so blessed to live in a nation that we can still have the freedom to make our own choices. We have the freedom to go to the Church of our choice or not go to church.

Paisano

Paisano’s have always intrigued me. They are interesting to watch, great movers and full of energy. We were discussing roadrunners one day and I commented that I had never seen a roadrunner nest or a young roadrunner.

Part Owner of Texas

FINE DINING IN MARSHALL Alan Loudermilk found a home in Marshall. “I got here in 2009, for a patent case, “ says Alan.

Dear Savvy Senior

Do You Need a Digital Will? Dear Savvy Senior, My wife and I had our estate plan – including a will, power of attorney and advance directive – drawn up about 10 years ago but have recently read that our plan should include a digital will too. What can you tell us about this?

COTTON MARKET WEEKLY

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