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Lindsey Wiley/Texas A&M University-CommerceMunicipal elections have been set for May 6, with early voting starting April 24. -
Luke Clayton/Pull a stump up around the campfire and join and Larry Weishuhn for a bit of outdoor talk this morning. These two veterans of the woods talk about how popular the 30-30 caliber has been through the years and, as always their conversation drifts a bit to other subjects. Click to listen!Contact Luke via his website www.catfishradio.org
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Freezing rain and sleet are forecast across Northeast Texas, beginning as early as midday on Monday. -
In this week's outdoors show, Luke visits with veteran guide Bill Carey with Striper Express (www.striperexpress.com) and discusses current striper fishing patterns at Lake Texoma. Some big fish are currently being landed on half ounce Roadrunner jigs using 9 inch white soft plastic trailers.
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The plan next goes before the Fannin County Commissioners Court on Feb. 7.
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The incident in question involves a conversation between the officer and a Lamar County resident.
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The policy banning use of the video hosting site follows a directive from the A&M System and Texas Governor's offices.
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If awarded, the funding would provide an enormous boost for the city's recently adopted downtown plan.
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Smith is accused of killing two people on the campus of A&M-Commerce in Feb. 2020.
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Police say a suspect is in jailed and will be arraigned on a charge of murder.
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Luke's guest this week is Jeremiah Bennett and the subject is hunting giant mule deer in Sonora, Mexico. Jeremiah is a northeast Texas native and a man of many talents that include being one of the most sought after cameramen in the outdoor industry, artist on a LARGE scale, painting some impressing murals and hunting guide. Click to listen to this weeks show, a 'down home' visit with Luke and a very gifted individual that makes his living the the outdoors.
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Some studies have shown that half of people with long COVID develop symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome or ME/CFS.
