Holidays, that is. Then we'll be on to the new year and it all starts again, just like woman's work.
Today's photo is contributed by Ricky Niell. He snapped this eagle in October from his porch, about 100 feet away. Check out his site Razzle Dazzle Art for more photos. Click on the photo to get the full effect of the picture.
Don't get to thinking you can get your own shot of an eagle by going out to the river bridge and scouting trees. Ricky captured this frame in Alaska.
Okay, I'm on time for once! Seems that the newest hot topic is the Rotan Housing Authority. Once again, the Mayor is in the middle of the mix and there's a scuttle to figure out what went wrong. Checks and balances, people, checks and balances! The barn door keeps getting shut after the cow is out.
Anyway, here are the headlines for the Roby Star Record / Rotan Advance Nov. 27, 2008 issue:
- Rotan City Council discusses Rotan Housing Authority issues
- Annual Christmas parades bring in the sights and sounds of the season: Rotan Dec. 4, Roby Dec. 6
- Roby NHS shatters goal in food drive (photos)
- First Monday Missions Dec. 1
- Letters to Santa due Dec. 11
- Obituary for Abner Asberry Aaron, Jr. (photo)
- Roby CISD honor roll
- Fisher County Roundup by Joy Walker
- Rotan Housing Authority fields questions in open forum
- Approximately 30 bales of hay destroyed in Sunday fire (photo)
- Rotan board reviews changes in handbook, approves additional early release days
- Playground airplane (photo)
- News Briefs: Senior day; Search for Miss Teen Fisher County 2009
- Rotan School book fair Dec. 1-5
- Tumbleweed Smith: A High School Class has Reunions Twice a Year
- Roby board hears audit from Gerald Rodgers, approves rules & regulations for weight room & activity room
- Hamlin Happenings
- The Yellow Rose inside The Newspaper Office has beautiful Christmas items for sale, ornaments starting as low as $2.00
- Fisher County Basketball (photos)
- Rotan board reviews changes in handbook, approves additional early release days
- Randy's Roundup: All bailed out; Letter to the Treasury, Federal Reserve & FDIC; Farm Bill implementation update
- How to cook a turkey: recipes from kindergartners
I can't say it enough, look up your name on the Texas Unclaimed Property site. Or you can do like I do and search by a, b, c, etc. with the name of a town in the search box. This probably won't work for large cities because you would get too many results to display, but for Roby or Rotan it works fine, with just 10 or 15 results. So go ahead, see if you've got some money coming to ya!