GOD’S WORD: But he answered, “It is written, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” – Matthew 4:4 By Glenn Miller I came across something the other day while researching scripture that presented an entirely new dimension of understanding. It has to do with […]
Ahnesty Shurme recently signed a letter of intent to run track at Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Missouri. The signing ceremony took place in the theatre with her family, coaches, and teammates in attendance. Credentials of Ahnesty Shurme are as follows: “Ahnesty has had a big impact on the track team these last two years. She […]
Shandreka Bauer has submitted her resignation as the Place 5 representative, effective June 1. According to the District, in her resignation letter to Superintendent Dr. James Wilcox, Bauer cited a new professional opportunity that will require her family to relocate. “My home and love will always be vested in Longview,” she said. “I will forever […]
Governor Abbott Announces New Chief Of School Safety And Security AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today announced John P. Scott as the new Chief of School Safety and Security within the Texas Education Agency (TEA), starting today, Monday, October 3. Following the tragedy at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Governor Abbott directed TEA to create the […]
Preventing Mold Outbreaks this Hurricane Season By Mechele Agbayani Mills “Water damage restoration can be as simple as vacuuming up water and drying out a room, or it can involve rebuilding entire sections of your home. When contemplating the cleanup of mold outbreaks or water damage, verify the extent of the problem and contact a […]
