Paw it forward: So many ways to kill
understand why people need knives,” Christopher said. “Knives are useful for a lot of things, like cutting rope! But a gun is only good for killing something.”
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Letters to the editor (Nov. 23, 2022)
Elections are for everyone Editor: Saying “stay safe” during the worst days of the SARS Covid-19...
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Drilling fool or academic fool?
In August, John Geissman, professor emeritus, earth and planetary sciences, at the University of...
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Letters to the Editor (Nov. 17)
Our water affects the valley, and our farmers Editor: As a local farmer, I ask you please refuse...
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Keep your houseplants out of ICU with routine care and frequent well visits
While the right amount of water and really good drainage are probably the biggest hurdles for plant parents, once you get those figured out, optimal lighting and microclimate are the next major concerns.
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Letters to the Editor (Nov. 10)
New Mexicans are at risk Editor: Politicians have put New Mexico at risk of electrical power...
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Catch & Release: Myth vs. Reality
How many times have we heard the term “catch and release” bandied about especially in the last few months? The term is usually used in the context of getting tough on crime and one person or another is quick to proclaim that they will stop the practice of catch and release.
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Letters to the Editor (Nov. 3)
Your vote, your choice Editor: A choice not to vote is a choice to vote for the winner. Remember...
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Rice — the mystery of life
Growing up, we ate a lot of rice. My mom learned a lot of her cooking techniques and recipes from her mother-in-law. As a New Orleans native, Grandma was skilled at making dishes frequently associated with the Crescent City — red beans and rice, jambalaya, crawfish ettouffe, gumbo, dirty rice and these stuffed artichokes that were big on taste but small on filling you up.
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The future of Eagles-Tigers football rivalry
The future of Eagles-Tigers football rivalry
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Letters to the Editor (Oct. 27)
“The mid-August dog-and-pony show by PlastikGas, of Dallas, has produced nothing; there is no there there.”
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Our legacies built on traditions
With Joseph’s recent passing, I reflect on how he represented an old-world fellow, polite and respectful, who walked the difficult line between being a man of his times (one of the first to laser-level his farm fields) and one who honored the cultural traditions of the Rio Grande Valley that the Moya family long ago made their home.
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County accepting letters of interest for soon-to-be-vacant treasurer seat
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Community DataBank: Local Government Meetings (Nov. 17)
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