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Texas Pecan Production Continues Challenging Cycle

The 2024 growing season is expected to be another subpar year for Texas pecan orchards. Some locations should see good yields, but weather was too dry in some areas and too wet in others for statewide success. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife)

Texas Pecan Production Continues Challenging Cycle

Season-to-season factors continue to keep Texas pecan production from reaching previous yield benchmarks, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.

Lady Madonna
Lady Madonna

Lady Madonna

I loathe self-help books. Yet, I have twice as many of those on my shelves as I do novels. See me, setting off on a journey that will surely lead to success. All I need is someone else’s research, someone else’s method, and someone else’s directions. Basically, I just need to be someone else. Lord knows, I’ve tried. In fact, I’ve attempted to reinvent myself more times than Madonna Louise Ciccone has put filler in her face. That’s a lot of reinvention, my friends.

Neighborhood Credit Union Acquires RelyOn Credit Union

Neighborhood Credit Union Acquires RelyOn Credit Union

Neighborhood Credit Union, a not-for-profit financial organization and the oldest credit union in the DFW metroplex, is merging Rely-On Credit Union into its operations. Effective September 1, RelyOn’s 8,000 members joined Neighborhood Credit Union’s 61,000 members. The merger is estimated to increase Neighborhood Credit Union’s assets to nearly $1.2 billion, and with the addition of RelyOn’s two branches in Forney and Kaufman, Neighborhood Credit Union now offers 17 banking locations throughout North Texas, including its recently opened Sherman branch.

OUTDOORS

Luke has hunted wild hogs just about every way imaginable, including this very comfortable “stand” in the back of his truck.

OUTDOORS

HUNTIN’ THE EASY WAY

Did You Know?

According to Worldwide Cancer Research, an organization that helps to supply funding to pioneering cancer research, blood cancers are the fifth most common types of cancers across the globe. The American Society of Hematology notes that blood cancers affect the production and function of blood cells. When a person is diagnosed with blood cancer, oftentimes his or her normal blood cell development process is interrupted by the uncontrolled growth of an abnormal type of blood cell. The ASH reports that leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma are the three main types of blood cancers. Leukemia is marked by the rapid production of abnormal white blood cells. Lymphocytes are a type of white blood cell that fights infection. Lymphoma occurs when abnormal lymphocytes become lymphoma cells and multiply in the lymph nodes and other tissues. Over time, lymphoma cells impair the immune system, making individuals vulnerable to infections and other adverse health outcomes. Myeloma is a cancer of the plasma cells, which the ASH notes are typically responsible for producing disease- and infection-fighting antibodies. Myeloma prevents the normal production of those antibodies, leaving patients vulnerable to infection.

Signs Of Potential Learning Disorders

Signs Of Potential Learning Disorders

Many things can affect a student’s academic performance. The atmosphere in a classroom, life outside of school and interest in the material are just some of the variables that can affect how well students perform. But another variable that’s sometimes hard to identify also affects the performance of millions of students each year.

Study Tips For High School Students

Study Tips For High School Students

High school is an important period in students’ academic careers. High school curriculum tends to be more demanding than pre-secondary education. In addition, at this point in their academic careers, high school students may begin to ponder their future endeavors, including higher education. High school curriculum aims to prepare students for their future, which is why coursework tends to be more specialized, challenging and complex.

Forney Has Lost Another Icon–ED WILSON

FHS Band, 1955-1956

Forney Has Lost Another Icon–ED WILSON

William E. Wilson, FHS Principal 1964 B. S. Sam Houston State College M. E. East Texas State College

Forney Has Lost Another Icon–ED WILSON

Officers: Lenis Douglas - President, Johnny Rice - Vice President, Monna Osburn - Secretary/Treasurer Director: Mr. G. T. Allen

Forney Has Lost Another Icon–ED WILSON

I have not forgotten a very important part of the “football experience”—BAND and HALFTIME! More to come!

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