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The Merry Marmalade Jingle Jam, held last week, was a delightful introduction to the art of preserving. Hosted at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service office in Austin County, the event welcomed 13 aspiring preservers eager to learn the secrets of crafting delicious marmalade, guided by expert canner and instructor Dr.

The Friends of the San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site are excited to announce that preeminent Texas authors Joe Holley and Stephen Harrigan will be featured as part of the December History at Night series.

Gov. Greg Abbott issued three executive orders last week targeting the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party, The Dallas Morning News reported Abbott said the orders were intended to protect Texans of Chinese descent from “harassment and intimidation” by the Chinese Communist Party and government, and to fight threats to state security.

A few weeks ago, we looked at the beauty beheld in the Golden Ratio, and last week we looked at the beauty found in music that follows the Golden Ratio. But it is the beauty of nature that surpasses all else. After all, God used the wonder and beauty of nature to defend Himself against Job (Job 38-42). And it is from the beauty of nature that Paul claims we cannot deny that there is a Creator of all that we see (Rom 1:19ff).

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AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Trooper Kyle Bradley (Capitol) for earning the prestigious “Be the One” Award at this year’s North American Human Trafficking Conference in Las Vegas, Nev. The three-day conference took place Oct. 23-25, and brought together law enforcement, advocates, community leaders and experts in the field of human trafficking. It’s hosted by Human Trafficking Training Center and Law Enforcement Training Academy & Consulting (LETAC).