Larry had a slackened look. I m afraid they ain t sellin yet, Will.
Eddie handed me the Jim Franklin poster. It was great: fireworks burst along the top of a banner-sized American flag stretched across a two-lane highway, and sneaking underneath was a lone armadillo nonchalantly carrying the Texas flag in its mouth. A perfect Fourth of July poster.
I looked at the performer list. Except for Doug Sahm, it had the same kind of lineup as the Dripping Springs Reunion the year before without its biggest stars. Another country music event.
I remembered Pat O Day of Concerts West saying: A show with many small acts doesn t add up to a big show. It s still just a show with many small acts.
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Some residents in Campbell County are voicing their anger over the state s new mask mandate and other health orders.
Campbell County commissioners held a special meeting on Thursday to discuss Gov. Mark Gordon s recent updates to health restrictions, including a statewide mask order.
At least 10 people said that the mask requirement violates their personal freedom.
Many were also concerned about the impacts the pandemic has had on businesses and potential enforcement of the orders. They also questioned the science behind the effectiveness of mask usage.
Campbell County Republican Party Chair Vicki Kissak, who said she was speaking as a private citizen, spoke out against the mandate.