Let’s Be Thankful
“Let’s Be Thankful. Let’s be happy. Let’s enjoy what we got
Let’s remember that God loves us not a little but a lot.
Let’s look up to the sunshine. Let’s have faith that the clouds will part. And appreciate God’s blessings with an ever-grateful heart.”
--Jean Kyler McManus
I would like to thank everyone who supported me during the election for Kiowa County Treasurer, as well as the numerous individuals who went above and beyond to help out as well.
Thank you to everyone who allowed me to put signs up on their property.
I'd also like to mention Jerry and Janet Frederick as well as Brandon and David Murdock who each shined and played such a huge role when I needed them the most.
Thank you Kiowa County, and congratulations to my opponent Diana, to whom I wish nothing but success.
Kayla Murdock
I am of the boring opinion that the 1966 animated holiday classic “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” is a work of genius and the 2000 live-action take on the same story is an ugly, mean-spirited abomination. Is it any surprise that the new animated film “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch” falls somewhere in between? I suppose it might be a mild surprise that it’s not as bad as the 2000 version, given the painful, obnoxious ad campaign for the film (The Grinch threw a sarcastic compliment at “The Emoji Movie,” ha… ha?).
It’s that time of year—Fall and Christmas Bazaar season!
The Weisbrod Hospital Auxiliary and its members throughout the years have one money-making project and it’s their annual Fall Bazaar.
The money raised from the annual bazaar purchases many extra items to support the Hospital and Extended Care Unit residents.
Saturday evening, American Legion Post #125 held their annual supper to thank all Veterans for their service to our country.
Forty-four veterans, spouses and guests attended the supper from Eads, Sheridan Lake, Towner, Kit Carson, Cheyenne Wells and La Junta.
Every year, we set aside Veteran’s Day for America’s heroes. But is this one day enough?
One day per year doesn’t amount to weeks spent in foxholes in the French countryside. One day per year doesn’t suffice for months of day and night patrols through Fallujah. One day per year doesn’t replace the years of sorrow felt over fellow soldiers fallen in Vietnamese jungles.
We owe a debt to these men and women whose military service has ensured our way of life and our freedom. We owe a debt to them that we can never repay in full.
“He who is full loathes honey, but to the hungry even what is bitter tastes sweet.” Proverbs 27:7
November 7, 2003
25 Years Ago
November 10, 1993
