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COVID impacted just about everybody in the world in some way.And everyone was anxious to get back to normal as the virus ran its course. While most of the public health mandates have ended, there is still a lingering sense that things are not quite back to normal. There are just way too many disturbing trends to think we are back to business as usual despite our normalcy bias that would have us think so. Normal isn’t coming back, Jesus is!

In what activities did you participated in high school? In high school I participate in football, basketball, baseball, and UIL. Who was your favorite teacher/coach, and why? My favorite coach was coach Valenzuela because he has always pushed me to do the best I could.

There’s some exciting news in the realm of cooking for all you busy home cooks. It’s quick, it’s easy, and requires minimal effort. That’s my kind of cooking, especially when trying to keep excessive heat from building up in your house on these hot afternoons and evenings.

Ingredients: 1 package of frozen Quicksteak chicken ½ cup salsa or chile macho (optional) 1/8 teaspoon lime pepper or half the juice of a fresh squeezed lime Warm corn or flour tortillas Shredded cheese ¼ cup chopped onions (optional) Shredded lettuce, shredded cabbage, and diced tomatoes (optional) Sour cream (optional) Directions: Cook the package of Quicksteak chicken according to directions on the package.

The Brewster County commissioner’s court held a special meeting on Friday, August 11. During this meeting, the first item addressed on the agenda was the real estate property that the county has been in the process of purchasing. As of Friday, the property was still in need of inspection, which has been arranged.

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The annual Davis Mountain Hummingbird Celebration returns on August 17, inviting bird and nature lovers from near and far to experience West Texas like never before. The celebration has roots that started in backyards with hummingbird feeders and evolved into a renowned event built by volunteers.

Regardless of the grim financial outlook that plagues Fort Davis ISD, Graydon Hicks, FDISD’s superintendent does not let this stop his dedication to his faculty, staff, or the students and their education. This never say die attitude is what founded our little neck of the woods; after all, you must be tough to settle and survive far West Texas.