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The Cibolo Creek may have been pristine in pioneer days, but that did not last. Erosion from overgrazing muddied the waters and clogged up the springs. In 1990, the “Rule
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September is Library Card Sign-up Month, a time when the American Library Association (ALA) and public libraries throughout the nation emphasize the value of a library card. Library Card Sign-up
Read moreQuestion: I have a not-so-distant relative who is an extremely difficult person to be around. “Chris” can spot a flaw from across the room and never wastes an opportunity to
Read moreIn a class I took at Garden Ville a long time ago, I learned that if you want to keep a plant in a particular pot, you need to trim
Read moreIn this my 14th year of writing From the Heart, I am offering the “Best of the Best” columns readers have found helpful through the years. Many thanks to everyone
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“Dearly Departed” opened last Friday at the Point Theater and had audiences dying with laughter, tears streaming and giving standing ovations! Laura Tomerlin, director of theater for the Hill Country
Read moreI made the mistake today of reading the news from the Internet and discovered that the predominant theme was hate. No surprise really. This country is overrun with hatred and
Read moreAn old friend once told me “I really hate haters!” “I do, too!” I declared. After pausing to laugh, it had quickly dawned on us that such a declaration quickly
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