All around the United States, strange and outlandish laws that have been around for extended periods (even more than 100 years in some cases) are still on the books in various towns, counties and states.
While they certainly don’t have a very good reputation, I can vouch for the fact that there’s one positive aspect about the turkey vultures that are so common in the Ozarks: They are extremely good at flying.
Last week when the temperature was about 80 degrees one day and barely made it to 40 the next day, I heard more than one person say how that was “typical spring weather for the Ozarks.”
I recall being a fan of comedian George Carlin for most of my younger days. I was always drawn to his off-beat, philosophical approach to the craft of stand-up comedy, and I always admired his unique way with words. Here are a handful of examples of his amazing quotes. In some cases, it’s hard to… Read more: George Carlin: A master of whimsical philosophy
Sometimes people act surprised and perplexed by the widespread strife and animosity in the world today and the general deterioration and upside down nature of society.
The Texas County Library will host Eclipse Watch 2024 events at each of the four library branches (Houston, Cabool, Licking, and Summersville) on Monday, April 8.
All around the United States, strange and outlandish laws that have been around for extended periods (even more than 100 years in some cases) are still on the books in various towns, counties and states.
While they certainly don’t have a very good reputation, I can vouch for the fact that there’s one positive aspect about the turkey vultures that are so common in the Ozarks: They are extremely good at flying.
For generations, Americans have loved to bring up “the good old days.”
There has been another “Tumblegeddon” incident, and this one is truly incredible.
Being a firefighter is never an easy task, and that might be even more true in rural areas.
I think it would be extremely difficult to find a better example of how truth is sometimes stranger than fiction.
I heard someone say it again the other day: Common sense isn’t very common these days.
There’s a pretty unique and quite fascinating story playing out in the local sports scene.
Obviously, there has been some pretty cold weather recently in the Ozarks.
Sometimes people act surprised and perplexed by the widespread strife and animosity in the world today and the general deterioration and upside down nature of society.
We are rapidly closing in on Armed Forces Appreciation Day, 3.0!
I reckon I was in the third grade the first time I floated the Mississippi.
The theme for the Texas County Library’s Summer Reading Program for 2024 is “Reading Is a Passport to Countless Adventures.”
In 1994, the second full week of April was designated as telecommunicator week.
The best I can figure, it wasn’t too long after the Civil War.