As many of us get to take a day to enjoy family and friends, let’s not forget the origin of this day. In 1894 Labor Day become a federal holiday to honor the American labor movement. Typically celebrated with barbecues, picnics and parades, Labor Day is the unofficial last hurrah of summer. Students head back… Read More
Although Branson is common vacation destination for many, I haven’t been there in twenty years! I was eager to see what all the excitement was about. What I remember was very small compared to what I saw on this visit. I remember an outlet mall and a few theatres. We had a long list of… Read More
Saturday, July 30 at 11 a.m. marked the unveiling of only the second Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in Hopkins County. Mayor John Sellers noted this as part of his comments at the ceremony held on the front lawn of the historic home located at 333 College Street. The ceremony included pledges led by Jimmie Henslee,… Read More
Editor’s Note: The following was originally posted on July 4, 2016. I hope you are all getting to spend some time with your family and friends on this long holiday weekend. Maybe grilling some burgers, resting beside a peaceful lake, and/or having a block party are in your plans for holiday. However you choose to… Read More