Are You Content?...

Most people spend their entire lives striving for something greater. They desperately wish they could have more money, a new car, a new spouse, or a new house.

School Board to meet Monday

The Littlefield Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet in Regular Session on Monday, Nov. 16, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the Administration Building.

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Rural Texas struggles with digital divide If broadband is a lifeline, then rural Texas is in danger of dying. In its first report to the Texas Legislature, the Governor’s Broadband Development Council called for the creation of a state broadband plan and a state broadband office.

Ricker Law recoginized for legal aid

RICKER LAW FIRM OF Littlefield, received a special “thank you” for their pro bono work in Lamb County, to assest those in need throughout the 2020 Pro Bono year.

State of the Year We’re In…

Lots of people have cast negative ballots, said tacky things and made disparaging gestures about the year 2020 in general. The unanimous verdict indicated that, as one West Texan put it, “Ain’t what we signed up for.

Up to Here…

When my aged Uncle Mort called the other day, I figured he wanted me to hear his election rants. Instead, he told me his TV has been “muted” since political ads took over most channels several weeks ago.

Keep Perspective...

Quite a month is ahead of us. Eschatology, the doctrine of last things, is the focus. Next Sunday, All Saints Day, we recall those who have died in the Lord. We reflect upon how to live in Christ and to die is gain. We leave this world to go to be with the Lord.

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Amazon goes big in Texas Amazon delivered good economic news, announcing plans for a 700,000-square-foot distribution center and warehouse in Waco. Gov. Greg Abbott and other state officials heralded the plan to bring up to 1,000 workers to Central Texas at a starting wage of $15 an hour.

Knowing How to Listen...

It is said that God gave us two ears and one tongue, so we can listen twice as much as we speak. This reflection is interesting. Let’s look at some situations in which we need to be educated, and that it will reflect in our conversations: 1.

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Accusations rock Attorney General’s office Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is battling back against seven top aides who accuse him of bribery and abuse of office. The aides delivered the accusations in a letter to the agency’s human resources director.