Green: I refuse to get old
It’s currently snowing at my house. And I can’t even enjoy it because the wind chill is –10 degrees.
March 2025
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Big Event a day to not soon be forgotten
The 2023 Glen Rose ISD Big Event was quite the experience for me and a small group of seniors from Mr. Sowell’s dual credit English class.
Grounded Coffee Shop transitions to new ownership
GLEN ROSE— Grounded Coffee Shop, a staple in the community since its opening in the summer of 2022, is changing hands. Owners Bill and Melanie Vaden announced the sale of the business effective March 1, with Braislee and Jake Thompson set to take over operations.
Reed: First-party and third-party Special Needs Trust
Philip received a $500,000.00 personal injury settlement due to a car accident that left him a quadriplegic and is housebound. Due to Janice’s myotonic dystrophy her muscles are deteriorating and she is fearful that at some point she will no longer be able to hold a job.
Tiger golf opens spring at East Texas Challenge
FRANKSTON — The Glen Rose Tigers boys and girls golf teams opened the season Feb. 17-18 at the chilly East Texas Challenge contested at Pine Dunes Golf Resort.
Ansell: Jesus is the most serious person I know
Easter is coming up and I’m wondering what kind of long term impact Resurrection Day is going to have on the average person that will be in attendance on Easter Sunday. It seems like during Holy Week everybody on social media is a Christian.
Rawlings shares marketing insights during chamber presentation
GLEN ROSE— At the February Glen Rose Chamber of Commerce luncheon hosted by Pinstripes, Elizabeth Rawlings of Selden Solutions delivered a presentation to help local businesses refine their marketing strategies.
Clements: Opposites
I sat on the tail gate of my truck. I just wanted to soak up the sun. It had been a week of below freezing temps and I was done. I don’t like cold. I can’t cope with cold and to say that I hated it was a gross understatement.
Brewer takes district title, Tigers fifth
ALEDO — Six Glen Rose Tigers placed in the top five at the district powerlifting meet on Feb. 20 at Aledo High School to lead the Tigers to a fifth-place finish at the event.