Remembering Country Roads and Directions Before GPS
Karl Terry recalls growing up in a county with unnamed roads and local place names like Poker Flat Road and Sugar Beet Road. He describes using farm landmarks, nicknames for neighbors, and store maps to find routes, sharing a Pecos River fishing trip where a child’s memory finally guided them home. The piece notes rural navigation without cell phones and highlights community-based wayfinding.
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Rain Talk From a Prairie Weather Buff
Baxter Black humorously reflects on rain, drought, cows and farming life. He notes intermittent showers, annual monsoon patterns, and the Weather Channel’s reach from the Midwest to local backyards. He observes how forecasts shape farmers’ routines and everyday worries.
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Viewpoint: audit access grows in behavioral health probe
Santa Fe based Presbyterian Medical Services and Youth Development Inc. agreed to repay 4.29 million dollars and 240 thousand dollars respectively after a state audit accused 15 providers of up to 36 million in overpayments. The two firms will have Medicaid funding restored and receive oversight while remaining part of the AG office investigation. Public access to the taxpayer funded audit is disputed by Attorney General Gary King, with lawsuits challenging release.
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