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Cass County Recycles

Wed, 12/10/2025 - 5:00am

Clare and Vincent Wong, founding members of Cass County Recycles, are sending two boxes of used tennis balls to Belington, West Virginia for recycling. To date, they have sent 12 boxes for recycling. Each box holds approximately about 200 tennis balls.The recycling program began in July 2020. For more information on the tennis recycling program, please check out Cass County Recycles Facebook page or visit https://www.recycleballs.org.

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Atlanta Area Women’s Club gives to community

Wed, 12/10/2025 - 5:00am

Atlanta Area Women’s Club seeks to have a special activity for every meeting.In December,the clubwomen chose to support two local community groups.The club women brought items for Toys for Tots and purchased food items to give to Rebecca’s Pantry.The January meeting will be the second Monday, January

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Kaufman County hunter Courtland Sewell of Scurry with the remarkable 22 pointer he shot on 56 acres on November 9. Sewell’s buck green scored 232 4/8 gross and 227 Boone and Crockett inches. It will crush the former county record by more than 20 inches.

In 2016, Kaufman County landowner Jerry Ludlicka’s game camera caught this whopper at a feeder about a mile from Sewell’s property. Some locals say the deer was never killed and could possibly be the father of the Sewell Buck. (Courtesy Photo, Jerry L

Kaufman County game warden Eric Minter arrowed this 31-point giant in 2009 hunting on a 400-acre tract of open range in Kaufman County. The former Kaufman County record non-typical grosses 212 3/8, 205 2/8 net. (Courtesy Photo)

KAUFMAN COUNTY GIANT

Wed, 12/10/2025 - 5:00am

Scurry hunter sets new county record with remarkable free range 22 pointer

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Stand Your Ground

Wed, 12/10/2025 - 5:00am

There are scriptures in the Bible where God tells us what kind of ground we are standing on, and why it matters. There is level ground that is stable, shaky ground that is not stable, slippery ground that is risky, rocky ground that can be dangerous, and much more.

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National and International Dimensions

Wed, 12/10/2025 - 5:00am

In its beginning, United States Indian policy was rather haphazard. Although there were exceptions, during the American Revolution, most Native American tribes chose neutrality. But after independence the nation functioned under the Articles of Confederation. This established a weak central government. It did empower the Confederation Congress the authority to regulate affairs with Native American tribes. Yet the central government often failed to enforce its authority. And with the British presence diminished, tribes in the Ohio valley and Tennessee experienced increasing encroachments from American land speculators and traders.

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Cass County Recycles

Atlanta Area Women’s Club gives to community

KAUFMAN COUNTY GIANT

Stand Your Ground

National and International Dimensions

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