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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: One of the results of the November election that makes me happiest is that I can now go back to being part of the loyal opposition.  In other words, I know that the Administration and I share a common mission and common goals.  We also often share common approaches to achieving those goals, but not always.  And now, in the spirit of friendly cooperation, I know that I can sometimes disagree with the Biden administration on implementation of those goals without undermining my confidence that we are generally on the same page.

True West Magazine True West considers these the most significant workhorses of the frontier. Produced in St. Louis, Missouri, by the Hawken family, these heavy, large-bored, full- and half-stock muzzleloaders were designed for shooting dangerous Western game. More rugged than the earlier Pennsylvania rifles, the Hawkens were considered the best of the plains rifles. Hawken customers included mountain men Kit Carson, Jim Bridger, Mariano Modena and Jedediah Smith, among others. – firearm photo courtesy Rock Island Auction Company –   “The Gun That Won the West!” “Which gun was that...

Teri Clawson created the nonprofit Love Token to feed the homeless The Dispatch Traveling the roads in Davidson County, Teri Clawson is always staring out the window into wooded areas looking for moving shadows of humans or the outline of a tent.  "Especially if I am a passenger in a car, I am staring out the window wondering if I see a tent just through the trees, or was that a person walking," said the Welcome community resident. "I wonder if other people do that. I can't help it. It's what I do." Clawson is the founder of Love Token, a Davidson County charity dedicated to helping the ho...

saranacbo@hotmail.com “THE LEANING PINE — A landmark in hotel days, and now the symbol of Paul Smith’s College,” reads the original caption for this photo in the college’s St. Regian yearbook, dated Jan. 1, 1961. “This photo of the Leaning Pine was taken the morning the tree was cut down,” reads the original caption for this photo in the college’s Alumni News, dated March 1, 1972. “THE LEANING PINE — A landmark in hotel days, and now the symbol of Paul Smith’s College,” reads the original caption for this photo in the college...

Uninvestigated, Uncounted: How Justices of the Peace Miss Important Clues in Death Investigations In Texas, justices of the peace with little training can miss important clues in death investigations, and make mistakes tracking suicides, homicides, and COVID-19 deaths. In Texas, justices of the peace with little training can miss important clues in death investigations, and make mistakes tracking suicides, homicides, and COVID-19 deaths. Lise Olsen Mar 15, 2021, 9:00 am CST Courtesy of the family Clockwise from top left: Janice Lee Wilhelm with her granddaughter shortly before her death; Wi...