Editorial

If it feels like the country has been careened into the left lane, passing the comforts of normal speed since experiencing a change at the wheel since January 20, you’re probably in the wrong lane. A series of driving patterns unseen before in the United States has caused Conservatives to wonder if the one at the wheel hijacked the vehicle.

Spring is when nature comes back to life, or as the late comedian Robin Williams once said, “Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s Party!’”

The dread and dead of late fall and winter, when overcast skies blanket the outdoors in gray, begin to turn a new leaf. Brighter colors of autumn that yielded to brown and gray and descriptions of drab and dusty, begin to bud with a new palette of fresh.

In the beginning, with the prologue to John’s Gospel (John 1:1-11), John is not talking about Jesus; he is referring to Christ. The Logos is the inner blueprint.

Credit is due to several Ennis citizens for the recent recovery of a long-submerged 2012 Nissan Altima that was last driven by the late Emily Wade.

She went missing on a cold, rainy night on January 6, 2019. Clues pointed to Chambers Creek, four miles south of Hwy 287 on Ensign Road. In spite of vocal doubters and criticism by professional rescuers, she was discovered on January 21, 2019. Her car remained unaccounted for until 26-months later when low-waters and receding mud made its discovery possible on Saturday, March 6.