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January 8, 2020

No 2020 vision for this Old Crow

Well, it’s January and I reckon it’s time for me to publicly announce my New…

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November 26, 2019

Texas friendly

Just the other day, I was doing some very important investigative research online, and after…

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November 26, 2019

Thanksgiving favorites

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. It’s the one day where no one will…

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September 6, 2017

Just like a Rolling Stone…

This anti-Confederacy movement reminds me of a dung beetle. It starts with a little piece…

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June 28, 2017

Ken, meet Bubba Roy

Have y’all heard that Mattel has come out with a new Ken doll that supposedly…

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June 14, 2017

A stylish, manly summer in rompers and lace

Have y’all seen the latest fashions in menswear? Last month, some goofy-lookin’ outfit called a…

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April 26, 2017

No replacing the Crow

Most of y’all saw the movie “The Terminator” where the world was ruled by machines,…

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February, 2020

Feb 19 When did your rock last roll?

Feb 19 Defending my church when no one else will

Feb 12 Letter to the Editor

Feb 12 They’re, their, it will be alright

Feb 12 The door to dictatorship is wide open
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- Melissa Jewett on County DA to prosecute weed laws despite hemp bill passage
  22 Jul 2019
  Joel Rodriguez, don't think so, as that is not what he said. I guess you missed the part that Hays Co. DA stated “continue to deal with those cases as justice requires, as well as any additional charges under the new law.” Stop trying to create your own narrative by putting words in his mouth. Another issue you missed was the part of the actual bill that states the new Hemp law will not go into effect until TX Dept of Ag creates the rules on how to institute this new law. However, it was pointed out to me that I did forget to add in my comment above the Kyle council member, who is also Hays County Chief of Staff, Alex Villalobos, along with the fact he is also a new county constable. Oh…….and let’s not forget the Becerra was supposed to name him as the new Hays County Emergency Management Coordinator. With one job with City of Kyle and his THREE NEW JOBS with the county since January, he took the same oath as everyone else did….TWICE.
- Joel Rodriguez on County DA to prosecute weed laws despite hemp bill passage
  22 Jul 2019
  I guess you missed the part of the article where the DA is going to treat hemp the same as marijuana?
- Kathy Carl on Former newspaper publisher rebuilds out of the ashes
  21 Jul 2019
  So good to see all that has been done, all the donations and time and energy, that has gotten Dad back into a home of his own.
- Shannon Shubert on Former newspaper publisher rebuilds out of the ashes
  21 Jul 2019
  Moses, thank you for following dad’s story and writing such a great article.
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