Library Lines ...

Our annual book sale here at Rhoads Memorial Library is less than two weeks away as it will commence on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, and end at noon on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021. Books of all genres will be available, with prices remaining at 25 cents for paperbacks, 50 cents for hardbacks.

COVID-19 vaccine scams surfacing

People wanting a COVID-19 vaccine are becoming targets for scammers. Warnings are being sent out by government agencies on what people should look for to avoid being targeted. “Email and phone and text message scams,” Scott Hall, managing director for IT Help Central at Texas Tech, said.

The New Norm

The blessing and the curse of a family member having diet restrictions is that you get to do things differently. Our family now has to watch dairy and wheat when cooking.

It's Expensive To Disobey God

Are you between two decision - to obey or to disobey God? Then you need to pause. Many Christians make decisions in a haste only to discover that they were wrong. However, these can be avoided if we will choose to obey God all the time.

Unity in Community

As this new year dawns, we are excited to set aside the past. Yet, as challenging as 2020 has been we have an emotional connection to the past year.

Article 25 Resolution passes, impeachment vote set

With the backing of Texas Democrats, the U.S. House called on Vice President Mike Pence to remove President Donald Trump from office Tuesday.

COVID-19 continues to rise in region

Since the onset of Covid-19, the state of Texas has logged in 1,753,059 cases. As of Jan. 12, 2012, the state has seen 22,110 new confirmed cases and 3,191 probable cases and 286 newly reported fatalities.