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Crystal digging season opens April 1 at Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge

Crystal digging season is right around the corner at Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge in northern Oklahoma.

Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce News: March 3, 2022 | Stuttgart Daily Leader

Houma's Sondra Corbitt Elected to Chairman's Circle and Louisiana Travel Association's Board

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Reading Nathaniel Hawthorne can be fun

With friends and an upbeat Gables’ guide as your companions Submitted content Admit it, you want to read Nathaniel Hawthorne, Salem’s revered native son but something stops you. It could be that for many readers, Hawthorne’s 19th century stylized writing can feel more like a locked door than a welcome mat. The good news is, The House of the Seven Gables gets it and this spring and summer they have come up with a fun way to help people get to know Nathaniel Hawthorne and some of his shorter, more upbeat work.  Will Demick, Visitor Services Specialist with an expertise in 19th century American literature, will be your guide. Once a month, The Gables Book Club meets virtually to talk about something by Hawthorne. 

Tiger Put Down at Amarillo Zoo

Tiger Put Down at Amarillo Zoo   AMARILLO, TX – The Amarillo Zoo was forced to put down one of their most beloved animals after she contracted an aggressive case of cancer. According to KTXS, since 2011 Sabrina, the female Bengal Tiger, lived at the Amarillo Zoo and was one of the crowd favorites. Unfortunately Sabrina contracted an aggressive form of carcinoma which forced veterinarians to make the tough decision of humane euthanization. “Sabrina was a joy to care for and experience each day at the zoo. We were fortunate to have had her to share with our guests. I am deeply saddened by her passing, “ said Kayla Sell, Visitor Services Specialist for the Amarillo Zoo. “Please keep the Amarillo Zoo team in your thoughts as they navigate this difficult time. Our animals are truly an extension of our family. This loss is quite hard for our keepers and attendants.”