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Paul Schattenberg Texas AgriLife Extension Service During the summer, people tend to spend more time outdoors for longer periods of time, which can lead to… Login to continue reading Login…

Having more control will ease stress. Situations change, and you’ll fall behind if you don’t adjust to fit in with the times. Being organized will help you meet the demands you face. Good things are within reach, but being in the right place mentally, physically and financially to take advantage of the opportunities is essential.

WEEKLY JAIL LOG Wagoner, Travis Scott, 30, Whitney; public intoxication Olvera, Jessica Eulalia, 30, Abilene; warrant Gloria, Isaam Dominique, 24, Irving; warrant Contreras, Victoria, 30, Kaufman, warrants Ross, Kendal Lance, 42, Glen Rose; driving while intoxicated Christian, Marla Renee, 42, Walnut Springs; possession of a controlled substance; warrant English, Steven Tyler, 33, Glen Rose; criminal trespass; possession of a controlled substance Franco, Richard Abdon, 29, Granite Shoals; public intoxication Lewis, Dean Austin, 24, Hico; driving while intoxicated Hamilton, William, 24, Dublin, driving with invalid license Moore, Elijah Jackson, 25, Somervell County; warrant Simms, Judy Earlene, 39, Granbury; warrants Wallace, Bradley Ross, 40, Stephenville; warrants; possession of a controlled substance; possession of marijuana Hargis-Norman, Brianna, 26, Granbury; warrants CRASHES FIRES Jan. 2: W.

Preparation and flexibility are mandatory to maintain a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Putting a hold on unnecessary projects will ease stress and allow you to pay attention to what’s essential to your emotional well-being. Building confidence in yourself and others will bring high returns. Practice moderation and set a good example.