Relationship with mother has always been reversed
Dear Abby: My mother and I have a relationship that isn’t healthy. I know that may make me seem like a terrible person, but hear me out.
October 2022
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The controversy over estrogen reduction and ED
Dear Dr. Roach I have a bad case of erectile dysfunction. I am 80 years old and otherwise in good health. I have received an ad in the mail that says it is not a lack of testosterone, but rather too much estrogen in the body. They make a lot of promises, but it scares me to reduce estrogen without further knowledge. What do you know? How can I overcome this problem and enjoy sex again?
10 events for the first week of Oct.
There are plenty of activities to keep families entertained for the first week of October. Here are some of the events taking place in Grayson and Fannin counties during the first week of October.
120 month for meth distribution and firearm
A Beaumont man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for drug trafficking and firearms violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston today.
Men indicted for animal crushing, aiding, abetting
Two Beaumont men have been indicted for federal violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston today.
Bryan County History: Early Days in Pirtle
According to Oklahoma Place Names, Pirtle was named for Milton Alfred Pirtle and had a post office from January 30, 1904 until July 26, 1915. We don’t have a complete history of the little town, located seven miles east of Durant, but there are enough bits and pieces of news to assure us that it was once a thriving community. The Pirtle, Risner, Byington, Russell, McManus, and Link families were among the early residents. It was a very social community with frequent reports of residents visiting Pleasant Hill, Bokchito, Caddo, Bennington, and Durant.
Texas History Minute: John Reagan, his role in Texas history (part 2)
John H. Reagan had risen through the ranks of Texas frontier politics, serving as a local judge and legislator and ultimately a member of Congress. He had fought for Texas secession and later became a member of the Confederate cabinet. But with the end of the Civil War at hand, everything he had worked for was now at stake.
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The Claw campus store reopens at SHS
After being shuttered in the move to the new Sherman High School, The Claw campus store reopened this year under the management of the 2022-23 Business Management Practicum class. “It hasn’t been open because we were trying to figure out what products to sell,” teacher Cheryl Wroe said.
Man accused of using card skimmer at Texas gas stations gets 30 months
A Cuban national residing in Groves, Texas has been sentenced for federal violations in the Eastern District of Texas. Orlando Enrique Quesada-Oliva, 25, pleaded guilty on Feb.