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The monthly meeting of the Keith Civic Club was held Thursday, June 25 at the Keith Community Center. It was the first meeting held since February due to coronavirus. The meeting was well attended, and the covered dish meal beforehand was enjoyed by all. During the meeting a lot of business was discussed and acted upon. A lot of work has been done on the building and grounds since February and everything looks good. Hopefully the membership of the club will improve, and everything will get back to normal.
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I pray everyone had a safe and blessed Fourth of July. These days, weeks and months are passing fast.
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It’s getting harder and harder to be nice these days. People are just ready to be done with this Covid-19 situation. Our lives have changed so much in everyday living. Whoever thought you would have a doctor’s appointment via zoom? It saddens me to even think about school starting – will it be in a normal way or not? It is so healthy for people to interact with each other – especially children. They need that time to make lifelong friends, play and wrestle on the playground, have lunch and conversations together, classroom discipline, and most of all, a structured routine. Actually, we all need that! To heck with Facetime – I need the real person in front of me. And these masks – they are the end of me – I can’t breathe! I need to breathe fresh air – it’s hard to even smell the roses. What’s this world coming to?
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Often times as we go through difficult times it helps if we can stop and count our blessings. That is what I am doing today. Our blessings are many.
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Whitehall News author Georgia Molitor is experiencing medical issues and was unable to submit an article this week. Please keep her in your prayers as she recovers. We appreciate everything she does for The Examiner and appreciate our readers lifting her up in prayer. Get well soon!
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We have corresponded with Grimes County Commissioner Chad Mallet several times about his offer to put forward a proposal to, finally and properly, address long standing roadway issues in Darrell Hall developments.
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Torilis arvensis, hedge parsley, can be found in much of the U.S. It is common in Texas, often mixed in with grasses along a roadside or on the edge of a field. The plant can get up to 3 feet tall on a stem with fine white hairs. The feathery leaves are alternate and pinnately compound with toothed leaflets.
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In the spring of 1837, Tennessean Elisha Floyd along with his elder brother, William, arrived in the newly founded city of Houston.
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