O HOLY NIGHT
O Holy night, the stars are brightly shining, it is the night of our dear Saviors birth.
O Holy night, the stars are brightly shining, it is the night of our dear Saviors birth.
I don’t know how you’ll remember 2025, but I’ll always recall it as the year a black bear gone run about set up camp in eastern Texas…. the year Ross Gomez of Lubbock double dipped on whopper bass…. the year javelina got some well-deserved the respect as a big game animal…. the year small tracts of land in eastern Texas kicked out some biggest free-ranging whitetail bucks taken statewide.
Winter has officially arrived, and officials with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas say the Texas power grid is expected to hold up through most weather conditions, the Houston Chronicle reported. However, the boom in data centers across the state increases the risk of rolling brownouts to 1% to 2% through February.
As the year 2026 approaches, there are a number of important milestones from 1876 that will mark their 150th anniversaries. This year, a diverse range of events, inventions and cultural landmarks from that year will be commemorated, reflecting on their impact on history, technology and society. One of the most significant events of 1876 was the invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell. On March 10 of that year, Bell famously spoke the words, “Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you,” into the device, marking the first successful telephone call.