Mom said, ‘Go outside and play!’ Another study shows outdoor time gives rural children stronger immune [email protected] (Heather Close)
Blowing bubbles is a cheap, fun way to get kids outside. (Photo by Maxime Bhm, Unsplash)What do nature scavenger hunts, blowing bubbles and reading books under a shady park tree all have in common? Kids have to go outside to do them, which keeps children busy and,...
Biden’s fake border gains wiped out by latest surge Do libs really care about children at the border? – Pratt on Texas 8/2/2023
The news of Texas covered today includes: Our Lone Star story of the day: What happened to the liberal mantra that goes “If it saves just one life… or, If it prevents just one accident…” any amount of money, loss of liberty, etc. is worth it? They sure don’t act that...
Tinker: “No Form of Energy is Renewable”PBOG
Dr. Scott Tinker: “Energy and Economy are intertwined” At the International Energy Summit in Miami, Fla., held May 30-June 1, Dr. Scott Tinker, Director, Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin, delivered a talk challenging the idea of renewable...
Texas-based car company is most Made in America The climate change con rolls on – Pratt on Texas 6/21/2023
By Robert PrattThe news of Texas covered today includes: Our Lone Star story of the day: Was Greta Thunberg correct? Of course not, and neither have been the other apocalyptic climate doomsayers been right. Even the models used by the top specialists have been wrong...
Biden’s Bizarre Oil Diplomacy
Wall Street Journal | March 7th, 2022President Biden is scrambling to contain soaring oil prices, which closed at more than $123 a barrel on Monday. It speaks volumes about this Administration that it’s seeking help from Vladimir Putin’s client in...Jal Facebook
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This Friday at Panther Stadium, the Jal High School Panthers Varsity Football Team (3-0) will face the Dexter Demons, a likewise undefeated 3-0 team, for Homecoming. Head Coach Dusty Giles says Dexter is a “very much improved” team from last year, and will definitely present a challenge for the Jal Panthers.
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Panthers fighting Demons By John Earp This Friday at Panther Stadium, the Jal High School Panthers Varsity Football Team (3-0) will face the Dexter Demons, a li
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Jal’s very own Gage Walker won first place in mutton bustin’ at the Midland County Fair August 27th with a 9.0-second ride. Gage has been participating in mutton bustin’ for some time now, and wants to ride bulls when he grows up. Great job with a first-place ride, Gage!
Walker wins 1st place in Midland County Fair
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Walker wins 1st place in Midland County Fair Jal’s very own Gage Walker won first place in mutton bustin’ at the Midland County Fair August 27th with a 9.0-
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One of the hats this reporter wears, besides pastoring and driving two school bus routes, involves serving as the coordinator for the Ministerial Internship Program of the Church of God in the New Mexico and El Paso Region.
Local pastor helps train new ministers
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Local pastor helps train new ministers By John Earp One of the hats this reporter wears, besides pastoring and driving two school bus routes, involves serving aJal New Mexico
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