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Tea party one of many exciting library activities for youth
Boys and girls have been enjoying doll tea parties for generations.
05/24/2022 12:00 AM
Transform ingredients into healing foods, remedies
The world is changing rapidly, and the concept of using food as medicine is becoming more widely adopted.
05/24/2022 12:00 AM
Created to create, even at home
Q: I got married right out of college. Four years later, I’ve got two needy toddlers and an art degree that apparently means nothing. Meanwhile, my still-single sorority sisters have thriving careers in graphic design and constantly post about their work and exotic travels. I love my kids, but I have to confess that I’m jealous and discouraged. How do I let go of those artistic dreams I once had?
05/24/2022 12:00 AM
Wildfires continue across much of state
Firefighters are looking to the skies for much-needed rain this week as crews continue battling wildfires across the state. Fires reported Sunday by the Texas A&M Forest Service were being fought in Brown, Taylor, Wilbarger, Llano, Schleicher and San Saba counties.
05/24/2022 12:00 AM
Hail, Caesar!
Geneva School of Boerne third-grade students compete in the Julius Caesar Contest each May. Students take a comprehensive written exam on their year-long study of Ancient Greece and Rome. The top 10 scorers earn the right to compete on stage in the Julius Caesar Contest where they dress in their finest togas and answer verbal questions about what they learned this year. Branch Mangum, left, was declared the Julius Caesar Champion in the 19th annual contest. John Price, middle, placed second and Nicolas Moninski, right, finished in third place. Submitted photo
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