Newspaper/Media 
For nearly four years a group of Uvalde mothers has leveraged grief into a force for change in the nation’s gun laws. No matter that there are only three women arrayed against vast resources of money and expertise. The friends draw strength from vivid memories of daughters murdered at Robb Elementary and from each other. Gloria Cazares, Veronica Mata and […]
Viewpoint/Editorial
Historic Rio Frio oak tree receives a facelift
On Saturday, April 25, Mark Duff, former forester for the Texas A&M Forest Service; Bartlett Tree Experts; members of the Sanderlin family; and guests gathered at the historic Rio Frio Landmark Oak. Every few years, a group of arborists and climbers volunteer their time to care for the tree which has withstood drought, winds, disease, and other natural happenings. No […]
Pastor’s column: Prayer; an obligation or a privilege?
As the National Day of Prayer approaches and is announced in different circles you will hear varied responses. There are quiet and polite but uninterested responses along with the ones that spark conversations of the need for prayer. Especially for our children and for our nation. In contrast one comment I’ve recently heard often is “forget about thoughts and prayers, […]
10 Years ago: Fallen officers honored for service
10 Years ago Thursday, April 28, 2016 Wilson’s farm stores delightful treats – Just off River Road in Concan lies a 9-acre parcel of land from which many good things come – herbal extracts, jams, butters and pies, all of which are hand-made by Nanette Wilson, owner and operator of Frio Farm. Nestled along the banks of the Frio River, […]
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