FFA exhibitors show at FWSSR

Albany FFA students hadabusyweekendwith 10 chaptermembersdeparting the Shackelford County Youth and Livestock Show to exhibit projects at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. Evenbeforethat,Albany was represented at Fort Worth with Ryan Turner competinginthecalfscramble on Wednesday, Jan.
FFA exhibitors show at FWSSR

Chamber lunch cancelled

The weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon will not be held Friday, Jan. 19 to avoid conflicting with the Shackelford County Youth and Livestock Show.
Sports

WORDS about the WORD

When Jesus first met SimonPeter,Jesuslooked at him and said, “You are Simon son of John; you shall be called Cephas” (which translated means Peter) in John 1:42. Jesus gave Simon the name “Cephas” which is translated “Petros” in the Greek, and “Peter” in English. Both names (CephasandPeter)mean “stone” or “rock” (John 1:42).
WORDS about the WORD

Moran students place at Ft. Worth

Nine Moran FFA students competed in various events this week at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. The Moran contingent earned four ribbons in the ag mechanics contest.
Moran students place at Ft. Worth

FFA helps with stock show prep

Albany FFA member Madailein Beard had a productive showing at the SandHills Stock Show and Rodeo in Odessa, placing with two heifers. With her Senior Polled Hereford heifer, Beard placed first in her class and was Senior Heifer Division Champion in the Polled Hereford Show.
FFA helps with stock show prep

Local churches restart ministries

Wednesday night programs for children and youth are resuming at local churches following the Christmas break. First Baptist Church First Baptist’s Jesus and Me (JAM) Children’s program resumed Wednesday, Jan.10,withprograms for junior high and high school youth starting back next week.
Lifestyle

WORDS about the WORDS

TheSeptembermorning sun was pleasantly warm as I sat at the patio table in a back yard in Dallas. Next to me in a wheelchair was a man with thick silver hair, a beard to match and deep lines etched in his face from years of hard working and hard living. He was a big man who still looked strong. Rough enough to use a snake as a bookmark as the saying goes in West Texas.
WORDS about the WORDS