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A Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert wants people to better understand and appreciate our native bee pollinators.
“When people see a bee in their garden, many assume it is a …
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By Susan Himes
AgriLife Today
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7/1/22
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7/1/22
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7/1/22
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Monday, July 4
Closed.
Tuesday, July 5
Meatloaf, Scalloped Potatoes, Green Beans, Tossed Vegetable Salad, French Dressing, Whole Wheat Roll, Milk.
Wednesday, July …
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7/1/22
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FOURTH OF JULY
Join the Memphis Chamber of a Fourth of July celebration at the Memphis City Park, featuring games, food, music, fundraisers and more. Vendor booths are free. To get on the booth …
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7/1/22
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SAMNORWOOD — For Samnorwood Baptist Church (SBC), 2022 marks 120 years of ministry and service for God's kingdom. The congregation has planned a reunion celebration Sunday, July 17, which …
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By Bev Odom
The Red River Sun
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7/1/22
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MOUNT PLEASANT – Pilgrim Bank announced Tuesday, June 21 that Dana Bell, the bank’s Region Chairman, has decided to retire effective June 30.
Bell has served in various …
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Special to The Sun
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6/24/22
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![Karen Caldwell, assisted by her brother, Tommy Caldwell, of Plainview, puts the finishing touches on western art exhibit displays at Collingsworth County Museum Tuesday, June 28. Part of the museum staff since May 2022, K. Caldwell displays “Early Morning Coffee on The Rocking Chair,” an oil painting by Thomas R. Buckner. A major British land holding in the Texas Panhandle, part of the 200,000-acre Rocking Chair Ranch became the Mill Iron Ranch, which was established in the 1880s. Buckner’s uncle, Doc Guynes, purchased his farm near shamrock from the Mill Iron, and later, sold it to Buckner’s parents. Buckner describes the mountains in his painting as the Rocking Chair Mountains. “[They’re] mole hills compared to my beloved New Mexico mountains,” Buckner said, “but mountains in the Texas Panhandle.” Visit the western art exhibit, featuring local ranching history, during normal business hours from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Special appointments can be made by contacting museum staff at 806-447-5327 or Director Doris Stallings at 806-447-5462.](https://zeta.creativecirclecdn.com/redriver/medium/20220630-144007-Museum-Western%20art%20show.jpeg)
