Gov. Greg Abbott didn’t predict that the number of COVID-19 cases would fall as the state allowed businesses and cultural centers to reopen. In fact, he said allowing more people back into public …
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By Ross Ramsey
The Texas Tribune
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6/18/20
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Hey there folks, hope life’s treating you well, in spite of circumstances. It’s imperative that we keep our outlook as positive as humanly possible. A good attitude will not only help us …
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By Eric Estes
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6/18/20
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Q. What is the best way to keep lesser goldfinches in the landscape? They visited our sunflower seed feeders this winter but we need to quit feeding seed for a while so we can reduce a rat problem.A. …
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By Calvin Finch
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6/11/20
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It is ironic that author/broadcasting legend Garrison Keillor’s mythical hometown of Lake Wobegon is only an hour’s “crow fly” journey from Minneapolis.I saunter in where …
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By Dr. Don Newbury
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6/11/20
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Dear Editor,
We would like to thank everyone that made our Memorial Day fish fry such a great success. Thank you members, auxiliary volunteers, and everyone that bought plates.
God bless you …
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6/11/20
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If anybody can ask hard questions, the award has to go to the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage. She knows how to ask a question and, more importantly, when to ask a particular question.Throughout …
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By Dr. James L. Snyder
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6/11/20
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Describing the onion as a “lowly vegetable” didn’t set well with the late Othal Brand, for 20 years the McAllen mayor who cleared many hurdles during his 90-year earthly …
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By Dr. Don Newbury
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6/4/20
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I must admit that I do gravel a lot in thinking about my thoughts. It has been a habit of mine down through the years. Thinking is what really makes life worth living, or so I believe.My father had a …
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Dr. James L. Snyder
Guest columnist
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6/4/20
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In January this year, the world watched as China became the epicenter forCovid-19. It began spreading country to country eventually reaching the United States impacting tens of thousands of lives. In …
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By Clint Decker
Hope for Today
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6/4/20
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Dear Editor, As an avid weekly reader of the Inquirer I am sick of seeing the COVID count headlines. This is very misleading as someone at a glance may think that is active cases which is by no means …
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6/4/20
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Dear Editor,I understand that there is a petition moving around to remove the mayor. I’m wondering, what is the motivation for such an action? Is it that she wants a code of ethics? A code of …
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6/4/20
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Dear Editor,Daryl Aubin is a Gonzales hero for what he did early this morning (May 28).He was on the way to work on FM 532 at 5 a.m. and almost ran into a huge tree blown over by the storm and …
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6/4/20
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My name is Joe Southern and I’m the interim editor for the next couple of weeks at the Gonzales Inquirer.
Normally I am the editor of The Sealy News. Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic and …
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By Joe Southern
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5/28/20
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Confused? Nervous that what you heard Tuesday about how to vote in Texas was illegal again Wednesday? Fretting that you might accidentally commit fraud by casting your ballot …
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By Ross Ramsey
Texas Tribune
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5/28/20
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It’s a parental directive virtually all of us have lodged in our minds dating back to childhood days when our memories started to take root.“Look both directions,” they implored, …
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By Don Newbury
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5/28/20
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Hello again, hope you’re all doing well and taking reasonable precautions as we move forward in reopening “America 2.0.”
It’s been a weird year so far, something we’ve never been through …
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By Eric Estes
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5/28/20
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Q. What are the best plants for attracting butterflies to our landscape?A. My favorites are zinnias, milkweed, porter weed and mistflowers in the summer supplemented by lantanas and salvias. In the …
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By Calvin Finch
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5/28/20
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