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Bringing home a leadership banner

Twenty-one Lampasas FFA members traveled to Blanco to participate in the Area VII FFA Leadership contests. The Ag Advocacy team – composed of, from left, Darin Tristan, Brooklyn Farmer, Janie Turner, Aubrey Stubbs and Chandler Boultinghouse – placed seventh in the area. Not pictured: The Spanish Creed team took ninth, Senior Quiz earned 10th, and the Public Relations team finished 12th in the area.

Albert County s architectural sons: The Reids left mark in California — and by Shepody Bay

Albert County s architectural sons: The Reids left mark in California and by Shepody Bay cbc.ca 2 hrs ago Gary Moore © Submitted/Dawne Wright McLean The beachfront Hotel del Coronado, pictured around 1915, was designed by the Albert County-born Reid brothers and is still a popular destination on San Diego Bay in California. A grisly murder took place in Albert County in the summer of 1906 that split the community in two over the guilt or innocence of handyman Tom Collins, accused of killing rectory housekeeper Mary Ann McAuley. At the courthouse in Hopewell Cape, built just two years prior, Collins was tried three times in 1907 before he was sent to the gallows for striking McAuley with an axe and slashing her throat. 

Albert County s architectural sons: The Reids left mark in California — and by Shepody Bay

Albert County s architectural sons: The Reids left mark in California — and by Shepody Bay
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May 2021: Roar of the Crowd

Hanks for Everything I have read many an author’s profile in my day, but [Christian Wallace’s] story about John Erickson [“King of the Canine Canon,” March 2021] has to be one of the most moving and respectful pieces of the kind I’ve ever read.  Thirty years or so ago, I met John only once at a San Angelo writing conference, and he struck me as a true, authentic Texan, very touching, very honorable. And his work that he shared, one of the early Hank books, made all of us laugh and cry in a single session, and I remember thinking, “Thank goodness there are writers who feel like human treasures, without airs, so powerfully down-to-earth.” All of this shines in your piece. I had not heard anything about the terrible fire, which is heartbreaking. But sounds like he rose up still singing.

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