Softball Roundup — Whitesboro, Gunter take series openers
Herald Democrat BELLS — Addisen McBride’s bunt provided the deciding run to give Whitesboro a 4-3 walk-off win with one out in the bottom of… Login to continue reading Login…
May 2022
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College Roundup — Grayson softball still avoiding elimination
Herald Democrat WEATHERFORD — Sage Harlow doubled, walked, drove in two and scored as Grayson College defeated North Central Texas College, 9-3, in an elimination… Login to continue reading Login…
Woman feels mistreated by disrespectful daughter
Dear Abby: I have a daughter, “Molly,” who is in her late 30s. Her father and I divorced when she was an infant, and I raised her, with help from my family, until I remarried. Her father had visitation and paid child support, but that’s where it ended. Throughout Molly’s life, I have taken care of all medical expenses, extracurricular activities, etc., and I sacrificed so she could have what she needed.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is too generic for its own good
I’m glad we’ve all come around on Nicolas Cage in recent years. Not that an Oscar-winning performer with untold millions stashed away in his bank account needs defending, but for a while there, it seemed like Cage was a punchline just because he starred in some goofy subpar movies. Thankfully, modern-day works like Mandy and Pig have reinforced the man’s talents and ensured that Cage is no longer just a source of meme-based mockery. His ascent in the eyes of the public is reflected in the mere existence of The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, a new comedy predicated on the idea that casual moviegoers would love to see a meta mostly fictional take on Cage’s life and career. It’s an excitingly bold concept, even if the execution is never as daring as its leading man.
Jennifer Harris mystery turns 20 without an arrest in sight
They say time is supposed to heal all wounds. But, most do not lose a loved one to violence, and then wait decades for justice.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
NEW YORK (AP) — Cookie Monster, Elmo and Abby Cadabby are utterly transformed in a new “Sesame Street” show. You might even say they’re Transformers.
Underlying problem needs to be identified
Dear Dr. Roach: I have struggled with IBS and GERD since I was a small child. I have had multiple gastroscopies and have been on countless medications over the years for my issues. I’ve followed every diet and lifestyle change that my doctor has suggested, with, at best, moderate results.
Jerry Windham
Jerry Windham, 80, died peacefully in Arlington, Texas on April 7th, 2022 after a long courageous battle with cancer. He was a graduate of Allen High School in 1960 and also a proud veteran of the U.S.
Interfaith Trolley offers tour of religion in America
CHICAGO (RNS) — In America’s third largest city, it’s possible to get a crash course in the world’s religions in a journey of just a few miles — from the University of Chicago’s majestic, ecumenical Christian Rockefeller Memorial Chapel on Chicago’s South Side to the humble Masjid Al-Taqwa, which meets in a converted stable, still under renovation a 15-minute ride to the south.
Church with 19 regular worshipers holds last service
GULFPORT, Fla. (AP) — Half a century ago, Yvonne Johnson came to Gulfport to build a home with her husband.