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Lobos compete at Old Glory Gallop

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The Sul Ross State University cross country team competed last Saturday in Grand Prairie at Dallas Baptist University’s Old Glory Gallop held at Lynn Creek Park. The Lady Lobos competed against 33 teams, while the Lobos competed against 28.

Fall into potato-free “mashed potatoes”

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What does it mean when someone says potato- free mashed potatoes? It simply means you create a dish that resembles mashed potatoes but that is made with other vegetables. In this particular instance I am talking about parsnips. They have a nutty, complex flavor which can be enhanced with the addition of roasted garlic. I have also used turnips in the same manner, and they too make an excellent substitute for potatoes.
Parsnip Puree Courtesy photo

Parsnip Puree

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Ingredients: 5 medium parsnips, chopped into 1-inch pieces 1 medium cauliflower broken into pieces, including core 5 cloves of roasted garlic 2 tablespoons of olive oil ½ tablespoon fresh lemon juice ½ to 1 teaspoon sea salt 1 heaping teaspoon fresh rosemary Freshly ground black pepper to taste *Add more olive oil for roasting vegetables if you choose Directions: Roast garlic and vegetables (if you choose) at 425 degrees for about 40 minutes or until fork tender. Garlic may require more time and is ready when it easily squeezes out of the skin into a paste-like texture.

Digesting the Word

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I eat pretty much the same thing for breakfast every day—A sausage patty or fried egg on toast with a slice of cheese. I don’t have to give it much thought. I put the pan on the stove and turn it on. While I’m waiting for it to be hot enough, I get the ingredients out and maybe pour my coffee. Then the meat goes in the pan, letting it sizzle for a couple of minutes, and then the toast goes in so it will still be warm when everything is assembled, and the coffee gets poured if I haven’t done that yet. The last step is to stack everything up and eat it. I could have the same from McDonald’s if I wanted to spend the money.

Water emergency in Study Butte

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The county commissioners court held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, October 10, with Brewster County Judge Greg Henington sharing information about a water issue that has affected the Study Butte Water Supply Corporation during the time of high tourism numbers this fall season.
Greg Henington

Blood Origins: creating an awareness

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Hunting is big business across the globe, and it is not uncommon to find those across the globe who believe it is bad business. This collective way of thinking is why Blood Origins was born.
A documentary based on the economic and biological impacts of hunting in West Texas will be filmed in and around the area, led by the non-profit group Blood Origins whose mission it is to educate people on the benefits of hunting and in turn conservation. Pictured with Brewster County Sheriff Ronny Dodson is Robbie Kroger of Blood Origins, Matt Henry co-owner of SaltBox Creative out of Dallas, and Matt Land co-owner of Land Limited, Ltd. from North Carolina. Courtsey photo

Deputy involved shooting on Terlingua Ranch

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According to information from the Brewster County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO), a Brewster County deputy was involved in a shooting incident last Friday at Terlingua Ranch, North of Study Butte in South Brewster County.
Ronny Dodson
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