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10/20/2025

10/20/2025

PARK ALERT: Colorado Bend State Park is CLOSED until 5:00 PM on THURSDAY, October 23rd in order to facilitate our hunts. We appreciate y’all’s understanding!

10/20/2025

10/21 Commissioners Court Agenda

10/20/2025

10/20/2025

Join brothers in Christ for a discussion of the Book of Titus. Men's Bible study tonight @ 7pm. We will meet in the Fellowship Bldg., @ 3rd and Wallace

10/20/2025

While on a trip to see the Marfa Lights, writer Christopher Brown experienced another out-of-this-world encounter with one of Texas’ most infamous cryptids: the chupacabra.

“I remembered the stories I’d read explaining how most ‘chupacabras’ are just coyotes deformed by mange,” he writes. “But that understanding did nothing to take away from the magical weirdness of what we had witnessed.”

Marfa has always harbored unexpected experiences of the uncanny around every corner. You don’t have to believe the stories such places and people tell to find them entertaining, even profound. They are repositories of urban legends—contemporary myths that promise authentic wonder and mystery can still be found. “The truth is out there,” at the far reaches of the open road, where the network coverage runs out but the blacktop rolls on.

To find it, you just need a little serendipity.

Read more about Brown’s encounter here: https://texashighways.com/culture/coming-face-to-face-with-the-chupacabra/

10/20/2025

Move over bears… it’s Texas’ turn to showcase the fluffiest, chubbiest SQUIRRELS around!  🐿

This week, 👉 follow to meet some of the stoutest squirrels in the state as they get ready for winter.

🌰 Final vote happens FRIDAY, Oct 24 🌰

FIRST BRACKET STARTS TODAY! 🗳 Visit these pages to cast your vote by ‘liking’ your favorite fat squirrel:
Hill Country State Natural Area v. Cleburne State Park
Caprock Canyons State Park v. Dinosaur Valley State Park
Lake Mineral Wells State Park & Trailway v. Fort Parker State Park
Lake Whitney State Park v. Goose Island State Park

10/20/2025

🌠 The Orionid Meteor Shower Peak – October 20–21, 2025 ✨

This week, the night sky transforms into a cosmic canvas — streaked with light from Halley’s Comet itself.
Each glowing meteor you see is a fragment of an ancient traveler, burning at 66 km/s as it greets Earth’s atmosphere.

💫 Best Viewing Tips:

Look east after midnight toward the constellation Orion, near Betelgeuse.

Find a dark sky, far from city lights.

Let your eyes adjust — and let the universe perform.

From golden trails to icy blue flashes, the Orionids remind us that even fragments of history can light up the present.

10/20/2025