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On Feb. 21-24, 2025, Sgt.

The Colorado County Sheriff’s Office arrested former multi-county homebuilders David Pfuntner and Victoria Pfuntner after they turned themselves on Feb. 27.

AUSTIN — Cellphone use in Texas schools could soon be a thing of the past if House Bill 515 introduced by a Central Texas lawmaker gains enough votes in the 89th legislative session this spring. If passed, the proposal by state Rep.

Annual fundraising event for Blinn College will be held April 4 at Boswell Porter 4-H Shotgun Range Schaefer Custom Homes has been named the new platinum underwriter for next month’s Blinn College Alumni and Friends and Buccaneer Alumni Lettermen Clay Shootout, continuing a longstanding family tradition of support.

Last week, we explored a common type of resurrection theory by looking at the offering of the atheist David Mirsch. Picking up the story from last week, the plan, Mirsch explains, was to utilize common herbal drugs of the time (namely Shephard’s Purse, Mandrake, Myrrh, and possibly Opium) to aid in Jesus’ survivability during the crucifixion. This concoction was then slipped into the “sour wine” container at the crucifixion site. Mirsch argues that Jesus first refused the sour wine offered him on the Cross because enough time had not passed (Matt 27:34). Had he taken the wine at that point, he would have lost consciousness and appeared dead within a few minutes of having been crucified. It was at the second offering of sour wine (Matt 27:48) that Jesus accepted the drink, the drink laced with the conspirator’s concoction that “produced a deep, almost comatose state that made Jesus appear dead.”

Finishing my morning work, The Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage appeared at my office and asked, “Do you know what day it is?” I didn’t know if this was a trick question because she always puts a trick question before me. “I think,” my dear, “that it is Tuesday.” She looked at me, giggled, and said, “Yes, it is Tuesday, but it is also something else.” “Is it somebody’s birthday today?” She shook her head and said, “Keep on guessing.” I knew I was never going to get it right.