Lifestyles
 Soldier mom nominated as ‘America’s Favorite’ Sunday, May 4, 2008 Capt. Rosanna Vasquez-Brown is a mom just like any other. She’s hardworking, loving and giving and never thinks twice about the sacrifices she’s had to make. And tomorrow she will get what every mom deserves - a little ... read more » |
 Temple art professor adds color to history Sunday, May 4, 2008 They’re both dead, but the story of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer and foe Sitting Bull, leader of the Cheyenne tribe, isn’t over. Maps of the Battle of Little Bighorn are giving new insight to the infamous brawl, sai... read more » |
 Historic preservation league’s 2008 tour of homes Sunday, May 4, 2008 IF YOU GO: When: 1-5 p.m. May 25 Tickets: $12 in advance available at Paperdoodles, 1401 S. 31st St.; Blue Bonnet Café, 705 S. 25th St.; Callie’s House, 1918 W. Ave. H; and Fountain of Beauty, 2001 S. 57 St. Gala: “Ce... read more » |
 God trains man like the cowboy trains his horse Saturday, May 3, 2008 IF YOU GO WHAT: The Round Pen of Life, a Wild Horse Ministries presentation by Paul Daily WHEN: 7 p.m. Sunday and Monday WHERE: Bell County Expo Center Exhibition Hall NOTE: Admission is free but a love offering will... read more » |
| Jazz it up with herbs Sunday, April 27, 2008 Herbs are tiny, but they’re packed with flavor. They’re the stuff that chefs rely on to give their masterpieces an exotic punch and intoxicating aroma. And, as TV chef Rachael Ray is fond of saying, “Fresh is best.” S... read more » |
 Man finds more than roots in childhood: Memory inspires him to teach young gardeners Sunday, April 27, 2008 Grandpa was the gardener. He knew what to plant where and when, and he knew how the big shovel worked. The little boy’s only job was to follow his grandpa and drop a seed in each hole new hole. “What a feeling it gav... read more » |
| Retired preacher honored for church services Saturday, April 26, 2008 He was living the life of a happily retired preacher, expecting nothing but next week’s fishing trip. So when the Austin Seminary Association started contacting him, Ralph Person was more than a little surprised. “They... read more » |
| County prepares for National Day of Prayer Saturday, April 26, 2008 National Day of Prayer services are set for Thursday at the Bell County Expo Center and at the Temple Municipal Building. The service in Temple will take place 12:10-12:50 p.m. by the flag poles. Music will be provided... read more » |
| THS laughs its way to state contest Saturday, April 26, 2008 The reigning champs are ready to head back into battle. However, these warriors will compete on a stage, and their war will only last about 40 minutes. Temple High School’s one-act play “Valhalla” will hit the state co... read more » |
 It’s a charming third for ABWA’s Woman of the Year Sunday, April 20, 2008 IF YOU GO What: ABWA Woman of the Year celebration When: 7 p.m. Thursday, May 8 Where: Sorge’s Restaurant Cost: $20 per person Note: Reservations are due May 2, to Jacquie Morgan at jacquie_morgan@sbcglobal.net -... read more » |
 Grandma’s clock finds its voice Sunday, April 20, 2008 A customer walks in with a question about a clock. The man David Yuergens wants is James Tuck, the clock guru at Springhouse Antiques in Salado. He’s not difficult to spot; he’s wearing a white baseball cap that says, “... read more » |
 Couple gets cozy with clocks Sunday, April 20, 2008 Some people have no excuse whatsoever for not knowing what time it is. Fred Westbrook of Belton is one such person. He has 55 clocks in his house - and they’re all ticking. When the hour strikes, there’s a minute-long ... read more » |
 Clock man shows shop folks a good time Sunday, April 20, 2008 What consumed James Tuck’s interest before clocks? “Well I was out on the street, messing with women,” Tuck said. Giggles came from the corner. Dolores Marshall and Charlotte Guthrie, the two women who work with him at... read more » |
 Group helps women with everyday concerns Saturday, April 19, 2008 Every woman needs her fair share of girl talk. “It gives you the comfort of friendship,” said Trish Garrett, coordinator of Generation Girlz. “And sometimes what you need to know can only come from other women.” Genera... read more » |
 Bonkers for buttons: Antique dealer finds herself immersed in strange collection Sunday, April 13, 2008 You’ve got them on your clothes. Your grandma kept them in baby jars. Bags have them. And you - you may use them as paperweights or replacements for game pieces you’ve lost. Maybe you’ve stashed some stray ones in that ... read more » |
