Noise. It’s everywhere. I look at my social news feed, and the posts shout with opinions. I have one. I plan to post my response. And if I’m not careful, I make more noise. So I decided not to post it. And yes, I’m challenged not to become a part of the noise.
In a recent column, one of my co-workers wrote about being tired. It was a good piece, and she was right on the money. Toni’s thoughts made me think. Then, I heard a similar train of thought from my pastor, and it spurred me to write these words.
The Pitts Family Cemetery was established by William Harrison Pitts, founder of Pittsburg, according to family history. The earliest burial on this site was that of Sarah Richardson Harvey Pitts, the third wife of W.H. Pitts and mother of their daughter Ella, in 1862.
Physicians from UT Health East Texas and Tyler Cardiovascular Consultants (CVC) successfully completed the first full convergent procedure in East Texas. The minimally invasive procedure is a team effort between a cardiac surgeon and an electrophysiologist (EP) to treat patients with chronic atrial fibrillation (Afib), a condition where the heart has an inconsistent electrical rhythm resulting in an irregular heartbeat.
Mildred Katherine Burns, age 95, of Pittsburg, passed away Sunday, June 12, 2022. Mildred was born on August 1, 1926, to James Ruf Henderson and Ima Mae Craig Henderson. She married Sam Burns, and together they raised two children.
