We have all heard the old axiom about not judging a book by its cover. Last week, I saw a social media post about a book sale, and they were selling a variety of books for cheap, including some old Harlequin romance novels for pennies. It got me to thinking.
Please join us Sunday, May 29 for the introduction of our new pastor, Rev. Darren M. Palmer. He will be delivering a dynamic sermon enhancing our knowledge of the Bible, its principles, and its application to life situation. We are excited to begin our new chapter in the community with this great speaker. Please join us in welcoming our Pastor this Sunday at 11 a.m.
Three Pittsburg high school students graduated from NTCC with Associates Degrees on May 14. (Left to right) Sadie Burrow, Lanna Wilkes, and Zoie Kate Wetzel put forth the extra work and determination to graduate from college a week before graduating from high school. Qualified teachers of the PISD faculty are available to help the students at the high school, reducing the number of hours actually spent at the college and reducing transportation as well. COURTESY PHOTO
This Indian trading route to Arkansas and Oklahoma was laid out by Cherikees. A tribesman with a keen sense of direction pulled buffalo hides behind his horse to press down the tall grass. Groups of Indians followed blazing the trail, removing logs and underbrush, and marking fords. Others located springs and good camping places. After the road was established the Cherokees planted roses and honeysuckle which still mark the old trace. After the Indians were driven out, settlers came into Texas by this route. The first residents in Camp County lived on the trail. (1979) --Historical Marker
Camp County has been cracking down on some drug cases in the past several months, cleaning up and encouraging drug dealers to “move along.”
