Guilt as a path to forgiveness and renewal
Pastor Monte Kreis discusses guilt as a necessary response to offense and sin. He emphasizes confession, honesty, and prayer as the steps to forgiveness, cleansing, and a renewed holy life under God’s guidance.
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C.S. Lewis
Edwards Hired as Head Girls Basketball Coach At District
School board hired Edwards as head girls basketball coach for the coming year. Elementary Principal Diane O Reat reviewed the Texas Primary Reading Inventory results for kindergartners and first graders. The board approved the Diversified Career Preparation course and updated safety policies and restroom renovations. Multiple resignations were accepted including Barbara Roberson who will retire but teach part time, with Katoline Ashmore also teaching part time in high school next year. Front lawn work at the elementary school is underway with shade-tolerant grass planned.
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Linda Castillo
Jance Ingram
Carrie Warren
Bertha Devoss
Judy Kinnear
Pam Sexton
Alison Wood
Amber Devoss
McKenna Sims
Jermaine Cantu
Lucy Peters
Pam Hunter
Texas Tomorrow Fund program to be held in Wellington
A Texas Tomorrow Fund representative and Ms Shannel Woodard will present at the Collingsworth Public Library in Wellington on Monday May 21 at 7:00 p.m. The free program covers prepaid tuition features and application help for securing a child’s college education amid rising tuition costs.
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TORCH annual conference highlights rural hospital needs
The TORCH conference held April 4 to 6 at the Hotel InterContinental in Dallas featured a 75 vendor trade show and sessions for rural and community hospitals. TORCH, 11 years old, advocates for general acute care hospitals under 150 beds in Texas and addresses their unique challenges.
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Dallas
TORCH
Army Worm Moths Invade Local Trees In Unusual Influx
County extension agent Dale Dunlap notes residents misidentify the mass of insects as butterflies. The Armyworm moths feed on pollen but their larvae skeletonize leaves. Eggs hatch into worms, laid on lower leaf surfaces in large clusters, threatening foliage. Treatments include Malathion or Seven.
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Dale Buntap
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