Are you a sender or a receiver? Are you a listener or talker? You realize, of course, that talking and sharing information is more than just listening to your head rattle as you spew forth a mountain of words that have no relevance.
GLEN ROSE — Education advocate and Tarleton State University administrator Sherri Benn, Ph.D., addressed the Glen Rose Somervell County Chamber of Commerce at its May luncheon, calling attention to the needs and potential of first-generation college students. Chamber president Brian Thomas recruited Benn to speak at the event, revealing he was a former beneficiary of the school's programs.
GLEN ROSE — Local business owner Tricia Sexton announced this week that her boutique Willa at the White Buffalo will close, citing the increasing demands of her schedule and the need to refocus her energy.
Summer is about to drop. A lot of churches shut down during the summer which is the opposite of what we saw back in the day.
GLEN ROSE — Family, friends and local law enforcement gathered recently to honor the memory of Capt. Stephen Gibson, a 26-year veteran of the Somervell County Sheriff's Office, who died in the line of duty in December 2023 in a motor vehicle accident.
GLEN ROSE — With record participation by students and community members alike, Glen Rose ISD celebrated its 4th Annual Big Event on May 7.
GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose Cheerleading program announced it canceled the second annual Spirit of Glen Rose Car Show Fundraiser, scheduled for May 31 at Glen Rose High School.
Friends, a fella can make a mistake once in a while.
I’ve been teaching out of I Timothy on Sunday morning and last Sunday we bumped into the Apostle Paul’s words concerning prayer to this youngish pastor named Timothy who was stuck in Ephesus. Listen to what the Apostle said in chapter 2 verse 1, “First of all, then I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions and thanksgivings be made for all people.” That’s a fancy way to say, “Timothy, prayer must be a priority.
GLEN ROSE — The Prairie Rose Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas brings an educational program to the public on May 19 that breaks down the historic medicinal uses of native Texas plants by Native American tribes.